k(o)-NAA allows the simultaneous analysis of up-to 67 elements. The k(o) me
thod is based on calculations using a special library instead of measuring
standards. For an efficient use of the method, the calculations and resulti
ng raw data require optimized evaluation procedures. In this paper two effi
cient procedures for nuclide identification and gamma interference correcti
on are outlined. For a fast computation of the source-detector efficiency a
nd coincidence correction factors the matrix interpolation technique is int
roduced.