Scope of PaNET

PaNET is a comprehensive, semi-hierarchical vocabulary dedicated to Photon and Neutron Experimental Techniques. A technique is defined by four major aspects

experimental physical probe
experimental physical process
functional dependence
purpose
beam characteristic

Something is a technique in the scope of PaNET, if

the technique is in use, or has been used in the past, at a large European photon or neutron facility. Facility-members of LEAPS and LENS are examples of such facilities, as are ESFRI-recognised facilities such as ELI.
the technique takes advantage of one of the facility's beamlines. A technique is not eligible merely for taking place within a facility's campus.
the technique distinguishes itself from other techniques NOT only by the choice of the sample or the sample's state. This criterion may be overruled if there is a very strong view from the user community that the sample is fundamental to the technique definition.
the technique distinguishes itself from another technique by an essential dependency on some well-defined sample interaction. A laser pump-probe is an example of such an interaction.

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The ontology of Photon and Neutron Experimental Techniques provides a controlled vocabulary, global PIDs and annotations to support PaN FAIR data catalogue functionality.

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