Sospice
Python data analysis tools for the SPICE extreme-UV spectrometer on Solar Orbiter
Install / Use
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sospice: Python data analysis tools for Solar Orbiter/SPICE
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SPICE <https://spice.ias.u-psud.fr/>__ is an extreme-UV imaging
spectrometer on board the Solar Orbiter <http://sci.esa.int/solar-orbiter/>__ mission.
A generic SPICE data analysis user’s manual (including Python and IDL
tips) is available on the IAS wiki <https://spice-wiki.ias.u-psud.fr/doku.php/data:data_analysis_manual>__.
sospice is intended to be a simple way of accessing all necessary
instrument-specific functionalities required for day-to-day SPICE data analysis,
in complement to more generic Python packages such as
sunpy <https://sunpy.org/>__ and
sunraster <https://github.com/sunpy/sunraster/>__.
This package is in its early stages of development. Please see the
issues <https://github.com/solo-spice/sospice/issues>__ to see how you
can contribute.
Documentation for this package is available on Read the Docs <https://sospice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>__.
sospice functionalities
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Calibration:
calibratespice_error: Computation of uncertainties on data, coming from different noise components.
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Catalog:
catalogCatalog: access and read catalog, find files in catalog.Release: find and access releases.FileMetadata: file metadata and download.
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Instrument modelling:
instrument_modellingSpice: instrument calibration parameters, effective area, quantum efficiency...Study: study parameters.Observation: a SPICE observation with some study (including low-level functions used to compute the uncertainties on the data).
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Other utilities:
utilsigma_clipping: sigma clipping (for cosmic rays removal).fov: plot SPICE field-of-views on a background map.
Package philosophy
We want sospice to be:
- Convenient to install. It is installable by
pipand it is published onPyPI <https://pypi.org/>__ - Useful, providing a single package for all SPICE-specific steps of your data analysis.
- Easy to use, with simple interface functions to operations performed by lower-level functions.
- Well documented. We use
sphinxto build documentation from the Python docstrings. - Thoroughly tested. We use
pytestand aim at a high test coverage ratio. Tests are run automatically with Github actions. - Well integrated in the
SunPy <https://sunpy.org>__ ecosystem. In the long term, we aim at getting theSunPy affiliated package <https://sunpy.org/project/affiliated>__ status.
Contributions from the community are welcome, in particular as
issues <https://github.com/solo-spice/sospice/issues>__ or pull requests <https://github.com/solo-spice/sospice/pulls>__.
Citation
See the citation <sospice/CITATION.rst>__ file.
