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  <dc:title>Source data for the figures of the article &amp;quot;How to Correctly Calculate the Dose Rate, or the Fundamental Limitations of Integral Dosimeters&amp;quot;</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>This dataset contains the numerical source data underlying the figures of thearticle &amp;quot;How to Correctly Calculate the Dose Rate, or the FundamentalLimitations of Integral Dosimeters&amp;quot; (submitted to Nuclear Science andTechniques). The article analyses the fundamental limitations of integraldosimetry and presents the SDMF-1608SN digital spectrometer-dosimeter (organicscintillator, 500 MHz 14-bit ADC, digital pulse-shape discrimination), whichmeasures neutron and gamma-ray energy spectra directly and calculates doserates via standardised fluence-to-dose conversion coefficients.The dataset includes: (1) the illustrative sensitivity functions of asemiconductor gamma spectrometer and of a neutron radiometer (Figs. 1, 2);(2) the results of the June 2021 verification campaign in the monoenergeticneutron reference fields (24 keV - 19 MeV) of the PTB accelerator facilityPIAF: the measured versus reference neutron fluence rates (Fig. 4) and thereconstructed neutron energy spectra for ten reference fields (Fig. 5);(3) measured application spectra (Figs. 6-12): neutron and gamma-ray spectrabehind reactor shielding, the gamma-ray spectrum of a 226Ra-Be source, theneutron spectrum of a 239Pu-Be source, and neutron spectra from theD(d,n)3He, T(d,n)4He and 7Li(d,n)8Be reactions. Data are provided as CSVfiles (energy; fluence-rate density or sensitivity per file). Figure 3 of thearticle is a software screenshot of a pulse-shape identification diagram andhas no numerical source data. Details, units and uncertainties are documentedper file in the accompanying descriptions.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>Neutron dosimetry; Neutron spectrometry; Pulse-shape discrimination; Organic scintillator; Ambient dose equivalent; Spectrometer-dosimeter; Trans-stilbene</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Peter Rudnev</dc:creator>
  <dc:creator>Igor Cheshigin</dc:creator>
  <dc:creator>Nikolay Moiseev</dc:creator>
  <dc:creator>Peter Rudakov</dc:creator>
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