Name: Karen Ostdiek
Type: User
Company: University of Notre Dame
Bio: I'm a Ph.D. nuclear physicist currently working as a data analyst. I enjoy learning, everything from physics and coding to photography.
Location: Boston, MA, United States
Blog: https://kostdiek.github.io/
Karen Ostdiek's Projects
Code to calculated our ACA members Risk Score as a function of time. The code breaks down the risk score by its components (demographic, diagnosis code, pharmacy NDC, and medical HCPCs).
This includes the code that I wrote and used for analyzing my gamma ray activity data, both with Mathematica and later with Python.
Charge State Distribution Program for Single and Double Carbon Stripper Foils
The Leek group guide to data sharing
This is the evt2root files for the AMS group at UND, originally created by Karl Smith and edited by Karen Ostdiek.
Start of a charge exchange visualization using Geant4
Geant4 simulations for a radioactive sample in a as-close-as-you-can-get point source geometry. Two detectors, the surrounding lead bricks, and the target holder is also in the simulation.
Geant4 simulations for a radioactive sample contained in a plastic vial. Two detectors, the surrounding lead bricks, and the target holder is also in the simulation.
Examples of different types of tables.
My website, built on the basis of a W3 template, tweaked from there to include things like a timeline and a working contact form.
LabView Controls for the AMS beam line as of April 21, 2016
Working through the examples from the Sams Teach Yourself SQL book by Ben Forta
Defend your .tmux.conf at all costs
An example of SQL code I have written. In this case, analyzing the database of US Baby Names.