The Ionizing Radiation Metrology Laboratory (LMRI for its acronym in Spanish), is the Spanish national reference laboratory for establishing, maintaining and disseminating national standards for ionizing radiation magnitudes. The LMRI has three groups of laboratories:

1. Radionuclide Metrology Laboratories: It consists of three laboratories:

• Alpha standards laboratory.
• Liquid scintillation measurements laboratory.
• Gamma spectrometry and coincidence measurements laboratory.

2. Dosimetric Standards Laboratories: It consists of four laboratories:

• Reference laboratory for gamma radiation at protection levels.
• Reference laboratory for X-rays at protection levels.
• Reference laboratory for gamma at hospital therapy levels.
• Reference laboratory for beta radiation at protection levels.

3. Neutron Standards Laboratory: Its aim is to maintain the national standard of fluence (m^-2).

The aim of this GitHub organization is to provide a central site to host the code repositories developed within the LMRI. The organization provides a way for anyone in the LMRI to host their code on GitHub, facilitating the use of synchronization on the cloud, the use of version control, the reusability of code between projects, and the collaboration between LMRI members.

Any code developed to automate any repetitive task or to solve a single task of a laboratory can be hosted in the organization. Any member of the LMRI can join the organization to host their code repositories. This organization is meant to be public.

Repositories to host static websites must be named sites-name.

1. lmri-met/.github: Special repository for the public description of the LMRI Organization on its profile (/profile/README.md).
2. sites-guideradpros: GuideRadPROS project website
3. uspekpy: Uncertainty estimation on protection quantities for x-rays using SpekPy and Monte Carlo techniques
4. xmet: Tools for x-ray metrology.

Miguel Embid @GitHub

Paz Avilés @GitHub

Xandra Campo @GitHub