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README.md

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-# PETSIRD template for use cases
-
-The purpose of this repo is to provide a starting point for other software that uses PETSIRD.
-
-## Background
-The [Emission Tomography Standardization Initiative (ETSI)](https://etsinitiative.org/)
-is working towards establishing a standard for PET Raw Data, called PETSIRD ("PET ETSI Raw Data").
-
-The specification uses the [yardl](https://aka.ms/yardl) tool to define the model. `yardl` can be
-used to read the specification (in the `model` directory) and generate an PI for both C++ and API to read/write PETSIRD data.
-
-Currently, a draft model is defined in https://github.com/ETSInitiative/PRDdefinition.
-
-CAVEAT: the draft model generates code in the `prd` namespace. Nevertheless, we have used the name PETSIRD here
-in most places (except where needed).
-
-## How to use this template?
-
-These instructions will use `YourRepoName` for the name of your new repository. Obviously replace it with something appropriate.
-
-#### Create a new repository based on this template
-
-Easiest is to start from GitHub:
-1. Navigate to the URL of this repo: https://github.com/ETSInitiative/PETSIRDUseCaseTemplate
-2. Click on the `Use this template` button and create your own repo
-3. Pull it to your own local machine and modify
-   1. Search-and-replace all occurences of `PETSIRDUseCaseTemplate` with `YourRepoName`
-   2. Update the README.md to remove references to this template and write something about what your repo is going to do
-   3. Update the `environment.yml`to include what you need. For instance, if you need ROOT, add something like `- root=6.28.0`
-   4. Make some other basic changes and commit
-      ```sh
-      git commit -a -m "Updated template to YourRepoName"
-      git push
-      ```
-
-### Using your repo
-
-1. Open ***your*** repo in [GitHub Codespaces](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/codespaces) or
-in a [VS Code devcontainer](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/devcontainers/containers).
-This codespace/container will contain all necessary tools, including `yardl` itself, as well as your repository.
-2. Use `yardl` to generate C++ and Python code for the model:
-  ```sh
-  cd YourRepoName
-  cd PETSIRD/model
-  yardl generate
-  cd ../..
-  ```
-3. Start working in either the [`cpp`](cpp/README.md) and/or [`python`](python/README.md) directories.
-
-
+# PETSIRD Recon Sample
+The purpose of the repo is to provide examples on how to reconstruct PET Listmode data in the PETSIRD format.

cpp/CMakeLists.txt

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 cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.12.0) # older would work, but could give warnings on policy CMP0074
-project(PETSIRDUseCaseTemplate VERSION 0.1.0)
+project(LMSimRecon VERSION 0.1.0)
 
 set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17)