Home

What is RIDL?

RIDL (Radiation-Induced Density Loss) is a program to calculate per-atom metrics to describe electron density change between complete diffraction datasets collected at successive doses. It has been primarily developed as a high-throughput tool for site-specific radiation damage analysis, however is also applicable for tracking time-dependent changes in time-resolved crystallographic data.

Wiki Contents

Quick tips:

• How to run in brief
• Quick hints

Background:

• A brief background

Installation and inputs:

• Dependencies
• Writing the RIDL input file

Running RIDL:

• Running RIDL from command line
• Inspecting the output
• Issues and errors
• Citing when using the scripts

Queries and feedback

• Please email csbury@me.com

• Let me know your thoughts so that I can improve the program: https://goo.gl/forms/9aRrEwT1TUUqLroB2 (this is an anonymous form)

• If you see a bug and it is not reported in the "Issues and errors" section below, please let me know!