"Quantitative Spectroscopy with the SPIR-Ace™ Handheld Spectrometer"
This is our 8th in a series of free technical webinars that will give you the opportunity to interact with Mirion application and product experts on a variety of related topics.
In 2018, the Mirion Health Physics Division released the newest SPIR-Ace – a sleek and modern handheld radionuclide identification device (RID). This device uses gamma detection via a NaI or LaBr3 crystal to alarm, locate, and identify gamma radiation. The instrument's user interface includes modern swipe features, radiation mapping and reach-back capability.
Now, Mirion's Spectroscopy Division has added compatibility with Genie™ 2000 and ISOCS™ to bring full nuclide quantification to the mix using the GenieXport™ application. Operators can acquire a spectrum, select a geometry, and export the data in a few clicks for complete quantification with Genie 2000.
In this webinar, we will present an overview of the SPIR-Ace. We will demonstrate some of the key functionality, such as source location and rapid nuclide identification. Special focus will be provided on how to obtain nuclide activities with the SPIR-Ace RID and GenieXport application.
Kara is currently a Product Manager with Mirion Technologies(Canberra). In her role, she supports the Gamma Spectroscopy software and hardware product lines, including such products as Genie 2000, Apex-Gamma, ISOCS, and the MCAs. Kara started with the company in 2008 after graduating from the University of Rochester with a degree in Physics. During her first several years, she was part of the Physics R&D group specializing in support of product development, testing of new gamma spectroscopy software products, and working with the ISOCS team. In 2013 she transitioned to the product management group, focusing on capturing voice-of-customer market needs and incorporating these into product requirements for future developments, as well as bringing several new applications to the market.