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PyOPD-Cass
Application for data reduction using the 1.6 m telescope Perkin-Elmer
Application for data reduction using the 1.6 m telescope Perkin-Elmer and the spectrograph cassegrain -
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PyXPA is a Python interface to the XPA library (http://hea-www.harvard.edu/RD/xpa/ developed by the SAO/HEAD R&D Group (http://hea-www.harvard.edu/RD/)).
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Pysolar is a Python library for calculating the position of the sun relative to the earth as a function of latitude, longitude, and time. There is also code included for other problems related to the development of photovoltaic systems. Still in alpha.
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Python & NOVAS. Use Python to calculate the position of Sun, Moon, Planets and Stars with unprecedented precision. PyNOVAS can be used by (Amateur) Astronomers, Sailors and other people interested in Celestial Navigation, Astronomy and Astrometry.
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Python Arrays is a project to reimplement the existing Python Numeric module which adds the ability to efficiently manipulate large numeric arrays in ways similar to Matlab and IDL.
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PythonStarSplitter
A Python Script I made to split a starfield image into several layers.
A Python Script I made to split a starfield image into several layers. To be able to use the script, PixInsight with an installed Gaia data catalogue is required, as it needs the exported astrometry data text file. -
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Q3C
Spherical search plugin for PostgreSQL
Q3C is the plugin for PostgreSQL, designed for the work with large astronomical catalogs or any catalogs of objects on the sphere.Q3C allows you to perform fast searches within a circles, ellipses or polygons on the sky and fast cross-matches. The main development happens on https://github.com/segasai/q3c/ -
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QDeblend3D is a dedicated software tool for the deblending of QSO and host galaxy emission in 3D datacubes obtained with optical IFU spectrographs. The GUI allows to control the process and to visualize the results with an integrated cube viewer.
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Linux modified webcam capture software for astronomy. This project is a fork from the great Qastrocam, written by F. Sicard (http://qastrocam.sourceforge.net/). It adds some features I wrote for myself.
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QuantimSim is a physics simulation engine. Some aspects of astrophysics, electromagnetism, relativity, thermodynamics, statistical mechanics and quantum mechanics will be included in the simulation library.
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RKepler
RKepler is a library of astronomical almanac algorithms for the Rust.
RKepler is a library of astronomical almanac algorithms for the Rust programming language. -
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RNCColorStretch GUI
GUI for RNCColorStretch
Astrophotography Image Processing: Advanced Image Stretching with the rnc-color-stretch Algorithm http://www.clarkvision.com/articles/astrophotography-rnc-color-stretch/ -
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RTS2 - Remote Telescope System
Open source observatory control software
RTS2 is project to create an open source environment for control of a fully autonomous observatory. It is running about dozen fully autonomous observatories. Its modular design allow easily addition of new devices (to already huge supported HW list). -
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This package is a collection of libraries, data processing filters, and UI applications to aid in the analysis and visualization of scientific data stored in the Radar Data Format.
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RTiC-Lab is a semi-detached, open source software designed to run on both Linux and RTLinux. It is an easy to use controls prototyping tool for hard real time applications. Users get real time access to controller parameters and data through a GUI.
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RedGamma
Turns your display red to preserve night vision
As an amateur astrophotographer, I like to use a small laptop to control my gear, the problem is that a standard display will ruin your acquired night vision. This program turns (temporarily) everything red to minimize the impact of the display on your night vision. You may want to install a red cursor scheme, one is included (from Oxygen Cursors by LAvalon in GPL 3.0) in the source distribution. -
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This is a linux project for who is a bit tired to have stupid-one camera-not networkable ccd control software. Multi-tire via tcp/ip and multicamera (i.e. one primary camera and a secondary one for guide/seek)
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The purpose of this project is to build a client-server application that will send summaries from Seti@Home clients distributed all across a network to a central host, allowing that way to a monitoring program to show results and statistics for multiple c
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Request TLE
Request TLE for given satellites and save it to the file
This simple console application requests two-line element sets (TLE) for given space satellites and saves it to the file. You can manage satellites by configuration file. First line of the config file is the API base address. You shouldn't change it usually. Second line of the file is the default API key. It's strongly recommended register on the website "n2yo(dot)com/api/" and get your own key due to limitations of amount requests. To personalize list of the satellites, add your desired satellite IDs at line 3 and further. As an example, there are three satellite IDs added by default. -
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RideWithCuriosity
Download and browse MSL Curiosity images
Client desktop application to download and browse MSL Curiosity images from Mars. Program is written in PHP-GTK and uses MySQL database. -
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