Hi Rene, Many thanks for numbers! I put them to my proposal... I'll investigate this problem deeper, when I'll have time... and grant! :) Best, Yuri. ---/---> Chitov Yuriy The more, the better... On Mon, 16 Jun 2003, Rene Brun wrote: > 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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