SNEDAX - a data bank for fast critical experiments
Friedrich H. Helm, Alexandra H Schroeder · Transactions of the American Nuclear Society · 1992
THe SNEDAX data bank was established to preserve the information gained from fast critical experiments in the SNEAK facility and to make it available in the future in an easily accessible and understandable form. Meanwhile, the system has been extended to include experiments performed in the Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique's (CEA's) Masurca facility, France, and the Atomic Energy Authority's Zebra facility, England. Inclusion of data from the Russian BFS and KBR facilities is envisaged. The system is programmed in DBASE3+ using a CLIPPER compiler and can be installed on any IBM PC/AT or equivalent computer having 1 megabyte RAM, a VGA color monitor, and at least 10 megabytes of free hard disk space.