Double-differential Cross-sections, Yields

Different fields and disciplines in Science and Technology are imposing more stringent and accurate measurements of the proton and neutron total and differential cross-sections in the intermediate-energy range, from a few dozens of MeV up to a few GeV. Such measurements could be performed in facilities disposing of proton or light ion beams (namely facilities to produce Radioactive Nuclear Beams) or of neutron beams (spallation source facilities). In order to assess the availability of these facilities and the feasibility of experiments leading to the measurements previously mentioned, a survey and compilation study was performed in the framework of the Intermediate Energy Nuclear Data (IEND) project of the Nuclear Science Committee (NSC) of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA). The results of this study are compiled in this paper. Five tables summarise the main parameters (the accelerator systems, the characteristics of the primary and secondary beams, of the targets, etc.) of existing facilities as well as of facilities currently being designed, commissioned, under construction, or still being approved.