Radiation measurements from ultrafast laser–matter interaction experiments (OD-02 and SiLiX detectors)

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Authors: Simon Bohlen
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Abstract

This dataset contains radiation measurement data acquired during experiments on ultrafast laser–matter interactions. The data were recorded using two different detector systems, the OD-02 dosimeter and the SiLiX detector, under various experimental conditions representative of laboratory-scale ultrafast laser setups. The OD-02 measurements provide time-resolved dose rate information, enabling the assessment of potential ionizing radiation exposure during laser operation. Complementary measurements with the SiLiX detector offer spectral and energy-resolved information on emitted X-ray radiation. The experiments were conducted using ultrafast laser pulses interacting with different target configurations, including solid targets and ambient air. The dataset includes measurements under conditions where negligible radiation is expected (e.g. stationary targets or underdense gas interaction). The data are intended to support the evaluation of radiation hazards in ultrafast laser applications and to facilitate comparison between different experimental configurations and detector responses. Contents OD-02 dose rate measurements (time series) SiLiX spectral measurements Pulsduration measurement of the laser used for the experiments

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
25 March 2026
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Dataset