.. $Id: element_SASdata.rst 284 2013-03-16 02:42:50Z prjemian $ .. index:: ! element; SASdata .. _SASdata: ============================ *SASdata* ============================ parent: :ref:`SASentry` .. figure:: ../../graphics/2-SASdata.png The *SASdata* element Also, see the :ref:`drawing of the Q geometry `. .. index:: element; Idata ====================== =========== ============ =========================================== ==================================== Name Type Occurrence Description Attributes ====================== =========== ============ =========================================== ==================================== :ref:`Idata` container [1..inf] Each *Idata* describes a single SAS data point containing :math:`I(Q)` and other terms. ====================== =========== ============ =========================================== ==================================== .. index:: ! element; Idata .. _Idata: ============================ *Idata* ============================ parent: :ref:`SASdata` .. index:: element; Q element; I element; Idev element; Qdev element; dQw element; dQl element; Qmean element; Shadowfactor element; {any} ====================== =========== ============ =========================================== ==================================== Name Type Occurrence Description Attributes ====================== =========== ============ =========================================== ==================================== *Q* float [1..1] :math:`Q=(4 \pi / \lambda) \sin(\theta)` *unit={unit}* [#units]_ as defined in the :ref:`rules` section. Either *1/A* or *1/nm* are typical units. *I* float [1..1] Intensity of the detected radiation. *unit={unit}* [#units]_ [#SAS_I]_ as defined in the :ref:`rules` section. See the section titled :ref:`intensity-problem` for ways to describe the SAS intensity. One possibility might be *1/cm* for absolute units when the intensity describes a **differential cross-section per unit volume per unit solid angle**. *Idev* float [0..1] Estimated uncertainty (usually standard *unit={unit}* [#units]_ deviation) of *I*. [#optional]_ It is unexpected for *I* and *Idev* to have different units. *Qdev* float [0..1] Estimated uncertainty (usually standard *unit={unit}* [#units]_ [#either]_ deviation) of *Q*. [#optional]_ It is unexpected for *Q* and *Qdev* to have different units. *dQw* float [0..1] :math:`Q` resolution along the axis of *unit={unit}* [#units]_ [#either]_ scanning (the high-resolution *slit width* direction). Useful for defining resolution data from slit-smearing instruments such as Bonse-Hart geometry. [#optional]_ It is unexpected for *Q* and *dQw* to have different units. *dQl* float [0..1] :math:`Q` resolution perpendicular to *unit={unit}* [#units]_ [#either]_ the axis of scanning (the low-resolution *slit length* direction). Useful for defining resolution data from slit-smearing instruments such as Bonse-Hart geometry. [#optional]_ It is unexpected for *Q* and *dQl* to have different units. *Qmean* float [0..1] Mean value of :math:`Q` for this data *unit={unit}* [#units]_ point. [#optional]_ Useful when describing data that has been binned from higher-resolution or from area detectors. It is unexpected for *Q* and *Qmean* to have different units. *Shadowfactor* float [0..1] A numerical factor applied to pixels affected by the beam stop penumbra. [#optional]_ [#shadow]_ :ref:`{any}` container [0..inf] Any element(s) not defined in the *xmlns:{foreign-prefix}={foreign-namespace}* cansas1d:1.1 standard can be placed at this point. ====================== =========== ============ =========================================== ==================================== --------------- .. rubric:: Table Notes .. [#units] The *unit* attribute is required. See :ref:`rules` for acceptable values. .. [#SAS_I] Because there are several different ways to describe the SAS intensity, One should be very careful to inspect the *unit* attribute to determine how to handle subsequent data processing, especially in the area of units conversion. .. [#optional] When an optional element (such as *Idev*, *Qdev*, ...) is used, it **must** be used in every *Idata* within the enclosing *SASdata*. .. [#either] If either *dQw* or *dQl* are used, then *Qdev* is not permitted to be used. .. [#shadow] The *Shadowfactor* is used in data files from NIST/NCNR instruments. See: J.G. Barker & J.S. Pedersen (1995) J. Appl. Cryst. 28, 105-114.