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Exporting EAS profile information for direct read-in by any UV sensitive experiment #33
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Here are all reads of Conex parameters by Auger Offline. const int particleID = simShower.GetPrimaryParticle(); const double Xfirst = simShower.GetXFirst(); Xmax = simShower.GetGHParameters().GetXMax(); CoordinateSystemPtr showerCS = simShower.GetShowerCoordinateSystem(); const double zenith = (-simShower.GetDirection()).GetTheta(localCS); const double cosTheta = (-simShower.GetDirection()).GetCosTheta(localCS); const TabulatedFunction& energyDep = simShower.GetdEdX(); const TabulatedFunction& chargeProfile = simShower.GetLongitudinalProfile(); cherenkovProfile = &simShower.GetLongitudinalProfile(ShowerSimData::eCherenkov); int iFirstValidBin_Ne = 0; const double eCut = simShower.GetEnergyCutoff(evt::ShowerSimData::eElectron); |
Basic Idea: Most if not all EAS experiments have the capability to read-in CONEX like shower profile files and then model florescence generation, propagation and detector responses. If NuSpaceSim has the option to export dE/dX as a function of slant depth along with zenith/azimuth for each simulated EAS, then NuSpaceSim can be immediately used in analyses preformed by established experiments.
This should be relatively simple as the electromagnetic content of the shower is already calculated in order to model the cherenkov emission. All that would be needed would be to calculate the dE/dX in 5-10g/cm2 steps and place it in a root structure that mirrors that of Conex with 0 populating un-needed / un-used data fields.
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