NUCMAN:
software for the management of nuclear library data related to gamma-ray and alpha-particle spectrometry. 
NUCMAN is integrated into the GammaW for Windows program.

NUCMAN comes with a Gamma Master Library which contains all gamma emitting radionuclides with a half-life greater than 10 seconds. A maximum of 32 gamma-ray energies and their corresponding intensities are listed for each nuclide. The master library contains over 1550 nuclides with some 32,000 gamma-ray entries.

The Alpha Master Library contains data on 390 nuclides with 1270 lines; a maximum of 12 lines is listed for one nuclide.

The software is easy to use and runs under all current 32-bit Windows versions.
There are two folders: one for the creation of new or extension of existing libraries by transferring information from a source library. The second folder provides the tools for editing the data in a library e.g. creating , deleting or re-ordering nuclides.

The data for the Gamma Master Library were extracted from the latest version of the Reus /Westmeier Catalog (refence below) which is a compilation and evaluation of gamma-ray and other data related to the decay of all known nuclides from the literature and electronic sources with a cutoff date of January 1, 2000.

U. Reus and W. Westmeier, Catalog of Gamma-Rays from radioactive Decay, Part I and Part II,
ATOMIC DATA AND NUCLEAR DATA TABLES; Vol. 29, Nos. 1&2 (1983)
Latest version (ISBN 3-540-56051-3) to be published by the
Springer Verlag under the Landolt-Börnstein New Series I/15
“Numerical data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology”

The data for the Alpha Master Library were extracted from the Westmeier/Merklin Catalog (reference below) which is a compilation and evaluation of alpha particle and other data related to the decay of known nuclides from the literature and electronic sources with a cutoff date of June 1985.

W. Westmeier and A. Merklin, Catalog of Alpha Particles from Radioactive Decay,
Physics Data / Physik Daten, Nr. 29-1 (1985), ISSN 0344-8401
Fachinformationszentrum Energie - Physik - Mathematik GmbH, Karlsruhe