Abstract

In this contribution we present a progress report on two atomic and molecular databases, BEAMDB and MolD, which are web services at the Serbian virtual observatory (SerVO) and nodes within the Virtual Atomic and Molecular Data Center (VAMDC). The Belgrade Electron/Atom (Molecule) DataBase (BEAMDB) provides collisional data for electron interactions with atoms and molecules. The Photodissociation (MolD) database contains photo-dissociation cross sections for individual rovibrational states of diatomic molecular ions and rate coefficients for the chemi-ionisation/recombination processes. We also present a progress report on the major upgrade of these databases and plans for the future. As an example of how the data from the BEAMDB may be used, a review of electron scattering from methane is described.

Highlights

  • Databases in atomic and molecular physics have become essential for developing models and simulations of complex physical and chemical processes and for the interpretation of data provided by observations and measurements, e.g., in laboratory plasma [1], and studying plasma chemistries and reactions in planetary atmospheres [2]

  • This branch of science often entitled ‘Data management’ or ‘Data mining’ is undergoing rapid. This branch of science often entitled or ‘Data is undergoing rapid expansion and development such that nowadays it is not enough for mining’. These databases to satisfy the expansion and development such that nowadays it is not enough for these databases to satisfy the standards of Virtual centres, etc., but they have to deal with new challenges such as the input of large standards of data, Virtual etc., but we they have to deal with new challenges suchinasthis thefield input amounts of i.e.,centres, Big Data

  • This review presents the continuation of the work performed on database development at Serbian

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Introduction

Databases in atomic and molecular physics have become essential for developing models and simulations of complex physical and chemical processes and for the interpretation of data provided by observations and measurements, e.g., in laboratory plasma [1], and studying plasma chemistries and reactions in planetary atmospheres [2]. Photodissociation (MolD), which are web services at the Serbian virtual observatory (SerVO) [5] and web services theVirtual This branch of science often entitled ‘Data management’ or ‘Data mining’ is undergoing rapid. ‘Data is undergoing rapid expansion and development such that nowadays it is not enough for mining’ These databases to satisfy the expansion and development such that nowadays it is not enough for these databases to satisfy the standards of Virtual centres, etc., but they have to deal with new challenges such as the input of large standards of data, Virtual etc., but we they have to deal with new challenges suchinasthis thefield input amounts of i.e.,centres, Big Data. ResearchBig (RI) of strategic interest for Europe and the wider research document presented data and e-infrastructure needs and highlighted the Virtual.

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