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sunkit-instruments

v0.6.2
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A SunPy-affiliated package for solar instrument-specific tools.
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sunkit-instruments is a SunPy-affiliated package for solar instrument-specific tools. Its purpose is not to be a repository for all tools for all instruments. Instead it is intended to perform three main roles: (1) Hold instrument tools that are so few they do not warrant their own package; (2) Hold tools for instruments with no instrument team or the instrument team does not currently support solar applications; (3) Act as an incubator for instrument-specific tools that can evolve into a separate instrument package, backed by an instrument team. The package currently provides tools for GOES-XRS, Fermi/GBM, PROBA2/LYRA, RHESSI, and GOES/SUVI instruments, including data processing, calibration, instrument response calculations, and visualization capabilities.
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Alex Hamilton
Samuel Bennett ( Aperio Software Ltd. , University of Sheffield )
Michael Charlton
Nitin Choudhary ( Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur )
Nabil Freij ( Bay Area Environmental Research Institute , Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory , SETI Institute )
Daniel F. Ryan ( Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College London , University College London )
Silvan Laube
Andrew J. Leonard ( Aperio Software Ltd. )
Larry Manley
Carlos Molina ( SUGUS-GNULinux )
Stuart J. Mumford ( Aperio Software Ltd. , University of Sheffield )
Asish Panda
Rishabh Sharma
Brigitta Sipőcz ( DIRAC Institute, University of Washington , Infrared Processing and Analysis Center )
David Stansby ( Advanced Research Computing Centre, University College London, UK , Department of Mechanical Engineering, University College London , Imperial College London , Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College London , University College London )
Daniel Williams ( School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Glasgow , University of Glasgow )
Vishnunarayan K I.
Simon Liedtke
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