A tool for stacking interferometric data of extended sources (such as nearby galaxies) to extract weak emission lines.
A tool for stacking interferometric data of extended sources (such as nearby galaxies) to extract weak emission lines.
You can install Stackarator with pip install stackarator. Alternatively you can download the code, navigate to the directory you unpack it too, and run python setup.py install.
It requires the following modules:
A simple iPython notebook tutorial on the basics of Stackarator is included here: Stackarator tutorial
If you find any bugs, or wish to be kept up to date when new versions of this software are released, please raise an issue here on github, or email me at DavisT -at- cardiff.ac.uk.
Stackarator is MIT-style licensed, as found in the LICENSE file.
Many thanks,
Dr Timothy A. Davis Cardiff, UK
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A tool for stacking interferometric data of extended sources (such as nearby galaxies) to extract weak emission lines.
We found that stackarator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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