Kramida, A.
(2014),
Using and creating databases for data analysis in laser spectroscopy, Laser spectroscopy for sensing: fundamentals, techniques and applications, Woodhead Publishing House, Sawston, , [online], https://doi.org/10.1533/9780857098733.1.102
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Using and creating databases for data analysis in laser spectroscopy
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A brief review of existing atomic spectroscopy databases is given with an emphasis on databases relevant to laser spectroscopy research. Key data elements in these databases are described. A strategy of building a specialized relational database for laser spectroscopy is outlined with references to key resources and tutorials. Recipes are given for solving several basic tasks related to data analysis in laser spectroscopy using a relational database.Citation
Laser spectroscopy for sensing: fundamentals, techniques and applications
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atomic spectroscopy databases, creating laser spectroscopy databases, relational databases
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