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Adjustment methods are well known for the determination of a multigroup spectrum from foils activity measurements and have been included for many years in ASTM standards. These inversion methods combine information from activity measurements of foils with their respective response functions (cross sections and covariances) to provide a best-estimate multigroup spectrum. According to theselected method, one should provide an optional prior spectrum as input. An adjustment library CALMAR has been developed and some aspects of the library has already been exposed, this paper focusses on the public release of the library. It describes the ECORCES module for nuclear data preparation and CALMAR module for the adjustment procedure. Short samples of validation are shown.

Presentation of the CALMAR-ECORCES Spectrum Adjustment Package Available at the NEA Data Bank