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Magnetic Field in the Universe

A Python‑based data manager for working with tabulated data from publications of observational surveys of cosmic magnetic fields. Instead of hosting large data files, this repo gives you the scripts, parsers, and notebooks you need to download, standardize, and compare datasets from the literature (dust polarimetry, Zeeman splitting, Faraday rotation, and more). If you are looking for general astrophysical data on particular objects, Astroquery's VizieR is a much more comprehensive module for that purpose.


Goals

  • Provide reproducible Python pipelines that turn publication data products into clean, science‑ready tables on your own machine.
  • Make it simple to build your data collection and keep it in sync with new survey releases.
  • Enable cross‑comparison between magnetic‑field-related quantities from different publications or surveys.
  • Serve as a lightweight, community‑maintained magnetic-field-in-the-universe research knowledge base.

Download all the Data You Want In Your Browser

magUniverse now offers browser-based data downloads powered by Pyodide. This eliminates the need for local Python installation or environment setup.

Technical Details

  • WebAssembly Python through Pyodide
  • Automatic magUniverse installation via Pypi or the latest CI build wheel
  • Direct file downloads inside your browser

Quick Start Notebook

github installation of magUniverse is available:

Logo Platform Command
GitHub logo GitHub python -m pip install https://github.com/xli2522/magUniverse/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
Pypi logo Pypi python pip install maguniverse

Or setup the development repo via setup.py

$ cd ./magUniverse
$ python setup.py install

After installation, go through the examples in notebooks\00_quickstart.ipynb for a quick start.


Repository layout (subject to change)

magUniverse-master
├── .github/workflows          # Github workflow files
│   ├── main.yml               # Auto update manifest, CI build, and magUniverse Paper Collection Website
│   ├── python-publish.yml     # Auto publish to Pypi on release
│   └── deploy_gh_pages.yml    # Auto deploy magUniverse Paper Collection Website
│
│── maguniverse/
│   ├── data/                  # Get raw data and convert to tidy CSV, TXT, … 
│   │   ├── polarization/      # CSO, JCMT, ALMA, Planck, …
│   │   ├── zeeman/            # Crutcher catalog, OH/NH3, …
│   │   ├── faraday/           # RM grids, LOFAR, ASKAP, …
│   │   └── gas/               # NRAO, Haystack, Effelsberg, …
│   │
│   ├── utils/                 # Python helpers
│   │   ├── fetch_ascii.py     # Scripts to fetch raw ASCII data from online repositories
│   │   └── ...                # other advanced tools
│   │
│   ├── service/               # Simplified minimalistic data table methods
│   │   └── get.py             # Minimalistic data table getters (wrappers of data/**/getters)
│   │
│   └── datafiles/             # User copy of data
│
├── notebooks/                 # Jupyter demo notebooks
│   └── 00_quickstart.ipynb    # 15‑min tour of the toolbox
│
├── docs/                      # Longer‑form docs & rendered HTML
│   ├── manifest.json/         # JSON of magUniverse metadata and getter methods
│   ├── **.whl                 # CI build latest wheel
│   ├── latest_wheel.txt       # text file containing the full name of the latest wheel
│   └── index.html             # Main magUniverse website
│
├── examples/                  # Mini‑projects / tutorials
│   └── generate_manifest.py   # Manifest of all magUniverse getter methods
│
├── tests/                     # Unit tests for parsers
├── requirements.txt           # Lists the Python dependencies for the project
├── CONTRIBUTING.md            # How to add code or docs
├── LICENSE                    # MIT
├── setup.py                   # Allow pip-install via ZIP
└── README.md                  # ← you are here

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