Monte Carlo simulations of light propagation ZIP files

In order to estimate multiple optical parameters for designing equipment, estimating its performance and/or any performance of procedures using the equipment (e.g., light treatments), Monte Carlo simulations are used to simulate the light propagation within complex media before experiments are performed. CUDAMCML is a GPU-accelerated program that enables simulations at a much faster speeds compared to previous versions such as Monte Carlo Multi-Layered (MCML).How the data was generated: Running CUDAMCML simulations of light propagation in complex media for two- and three-layered media.

The manual for CUDAMCML can be found at:atomic.physics.lu.se/fileadmin/atomfysik/Biophotonics/Software/CUDAMCML.pdfand its code can be found at:github.com/ominux/gpumcml/blob/master/CUDAMCML2.1/cudamcml_main.cuThe content of the data file: Each ZIP file contains the output of Monte Carlo Simulations of Light propagation in complex media (i.e., MCO files, standing for Monte Carlo Output), which include the following information: A(z,r): Absorption energy density as a function of radial position (r) and depth (z)F(z,r) : Fluence rate as a function of r and zR(r): Radial reflectance.R(alpha): Angular reflectance.T(r): Radial Transmittance.T(alpha): Angular Transmittance.