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Standard QA phantoms (phantoms/qa/): Jaszczak Deluxe (water cylinder + cold-rod sectors + cold
spheres for uniformity, resolution, and contrast), the NEMA IEC body phantom (IEC 61675-1 / NEMA NU
2-2018, six hot fillable spheres in a warm body with a cold foam lung, selectable sphere:background
ratio), and NEMA NU-1 line/point resolution sources. Geometry is traceable to manufacturer datasheets
and standards (research/knowledge/spect-qa-phantom-geometry/); no dimension is invented.
tools/make_qa_phantom.py generates the fragments (Jaszczak model, sphere ratio, with/without scatter).
examples/qa/ decks imaging each QA phantom through a Symbia LEHR head, and docs/qa_phantoms.md.
Geometry figures throughout the docs: the collimator hole pattern, the three full-system cameras
(dual-head, StarGuide, D-SPECT) as OpenTOPAS Qt viewer snapshots, and the Jaszczak / NEMA IEC / patient
phantoms.
Contributor guide, code of conduct, security policy, issue and pull-request templates, and a .zenodo.json for a citable DOI on release; a runtime-environment section in the installation docs
(Geant4 data paths and the TOPAS_G4_DATA_DIR pitfall).
Fixed
D-SPECT full-system geometry corrected to the published specs (Garcia AAPM syllabus; JNMT 2020;48:297;
JNM 2019;60:1194): nine 40 x 160 mm CZT columns conforming to the left chest, each aimed at the heart
and fanning ~110 deg, verified collision-free through the swivel.