5. Data processing
LIBS data processing involves different levels, depending on the objective. In order of complexity, the aim is to detect the presence of certain elements, determine the nature of a material or quantify the concentration of an element.
5.1 Spectrum analysis
The wavelengths of atomic and ionic emission lines are listed in databases available on the Internet (see [Doc. P 2870]).
As with other emission techniques, spectra are analyzed by identifying...
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Bibliography
Digital media
Atomic emission line database http://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/Handbook/periodictable.htmhttp://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/ASD/lines_form.html
Websites
LinkedIn Group on LIBS http://www.linkedin.com
LIBS Club of the French Optical Society http://www.libs-france.com/
ChemCam team (LIBS instrument on the Curiosity rover) http://www.msl-chemcam.com/
...Events
LIBS: biennial international congress (even-numbered years)
EMSLIBS (Euro-Mediterannean symposium on LIBS): biennial international congress (odd-numbered years)
Journées LIBS France: two-day French LIBS conference/workshop, held every one to two years http://libs-france.com/
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