Hello everyone,
I have developed an opensource Geant4-based code that allows one to easly establish internal dose studies on voxel-based phantoms.
The code comes with the following features:
- Allows user to import a 3D model of any existing phantom having a common file format or a well-known structure like as GDML, STL, OBJ and MCNP hexahedra lattice, and convert them to a suitable voxel-based phantom file format accepted by the code.
- Dosimetric quantities as specific absorbed fraction and absorbed fraction can be calculated in a voxel-based phantom for a given primary particle type which can be gamma, electron, positron, alpha, neutron or proton.
- Allows user to visualize phantom geometry in two or three dimensions by implicitly calling Geant4 visualization system. Visualization of internal dose heatmap for a given voxel-based phantom can be done either in sagittal, coronal or transversal view.
The beta version of the code can be downloaded freely from:
https://github.com/EL-Bakkali-Jaafar/InterDosi/releases/download/1.0.0/InterDosi.zip
More info about this project is here: