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E-learning

E-learning

e-learning is a modality of transfer of information that is easily accessible through many Internet sites. While not being a replacement for on-hands advanced training, this modality facilitates to get acquainted with fundamentals, basic concepts and examples of application of different techniques

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Introduction to in-situ techniques

This module provides an overview on to the use of portable instruments to obtain geo-referenced measurements for fast characterization of sites, including Geostatistics-based interpretation of data and production of maps 

Introduction to X-ray Spectrometry  

This module aims at introducing the reader to fundamentals of several x-ray spectroscopy techniques. It constitutes a good starting point and has served as induction course before taking more advanced hands-on training activities at NSIL and elsewhere 




Introduction to Total Reflection XRF  

This module aims at introducing the reader to fundamentals of Total Reflection XRF, including practical recommendations


Quality Assurance of X-ray Fluorescence Analysis of Airborne Particulate Matter  

This module provides recommendations for validation of XRF methods for the analysis of Airborne Partculate Matters and Quality Control actions




Introduction to electrostatic accelerators: from basic principles to operation and maintenance

This is a technical module intended primarily for people entering the field of electrostatic accelerators


The Application of Ion Beam Analysis to Forensic Sciences 

This module covers the application of Ion Beam Analysis (IBA) techniques to forensic sciences




Portable X-Ray Spectrometry Techniques for Characterization of Valuable Archaeological/Art Objects

This course compiles information from past Joint ICTP-IAEA Advanced Workshop on Portable X-Ray Spectrometry Techniques for Characterization of Valuable Archaeological/Art Objects | (smr 3298) into a comprehensive e-learning module.

Addressed to specialists and managers of museums, art restorers, archaeologists and laboratory facilities performing or willing to incorporate XRF into the analysis of art and archaeological samples