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Last edited by Robin Eschbach Jan 31, 2022
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pCT CSV Format

The pCT-CSV format is neither defined through a specific separator, nor do the columns need to be in a specific order. It is a basic CSV file with comma as a separator. The specific columns that are mandatory and optional for the parsing of the pCT data are what defines this format. The names of the columns are also not fixed, as the columns can be selected inside the FilterProtonData module. But using the default name ensures that the modules chooses this column automatically after loading the data.

That said, these are all columns the FilterProtonData module uses:

default name expected type mandatory description
posX floating point yes The x coordinate of the particle
posY floating point yes The y coordinate of the particle
posZ floating point yes The z coordinate of the particle
PDGEncoding integer no The number of the type of particle
edep floating point no The deposited energy of the part at the current position
eventID unsigned integer no The ID of the particle => All other positions of the same particle should have the same eventID (Tracking)
parentID unsigned integer no The ID of the particle the current particle split of from
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