Hi Yuriy, I don't think that you will find a review on the usage of ROOT. I have tried to maintain a few links at the beginning of the project at: http://root.cern.ch/root/ExApplications.html but this has not been a big success. Many people posting the URL describing their project do not report the address change when the project is moved/upgraded to a new URL. Another attempt was made two years ago at the MIT to maintain a list of applications, but the list does not seem to be maintained anymore. We have more information from users registering to our data base and indicating their work domain. Out of 3371 registered users, we have - 2148 in High-Energy or Nuclear Physics - 799 in other scientific fields - 175 in commercial applications - 249 for private use but we do not know the real number of users. 80,000 copies of the Users Guide have been exported in two years. I have no problems adding more references to our ExApplications.html page. Rene Brun Iouri Chitov wrote: > > Hi, ROOTers! > > I'm wondering if somebody made a review of world usage of ROOT > (spatial and time statistics, structure of tasks, relative usage of > ROOT modules, applications beyond physics, etc...). I'll be very > grateful for any references of this kind. > > Moreover, it would be useful to create separate section at ROOT site > (something like "ROOT in the world") specially devoted to accumulate > such kind of information and links. > > http://root.cern.ch/root/ExApplications.html > > looks like the best embryo to grow this new section. > > What is the reason to do it? I think that I'm not a single, who write > grants asking money to develop ROOT-based applications for projects > :). > > Best wishes, > Yuriy.
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