Open Source Astronomy Software - Page 10

Uranograph is a set of classes and methods written in Java for generating printable and viewable star charts based on different data sources. Currently the Lambert azimuthal equal-area projection is implemented. Output in SVG and PDF (with iText library)

VOMON (Virtual Observatory Monitor) is a web application that can be configured to watch your virtual observatory services. It is a mashup of the AstroRuntime and the MARS network monitor.

Portlets to submit VisIVO Server jobs to analyze and create customized views of 3D renderings from astrophysical datasets.

X-Bc (formerly: xbc) is a graphical user interface to the command line calculator bc. All Inputs and Outputs stays visible for editing and comparing. Functionality: trigonometry, number-theory, exponential funcs, scientific constants, primenumbers ...

This project will be dedicated to developing a standard XML Schema and related technologies for the purpose of platform independent exchange of astronomical observations.

Astronomical library for photometric distances calculation. Implemented different extinction models. Pure Python inside.

Web Based Astrodynamics Actual GPS constellation UTC julian gps time conversion ECI ECEF Kepler conversion

Planetary Imager and Guider for DCAM cameras

astroDevice is a software platform for the control of astronomical instruments (telescope mount, filter wheel, focuser and CCD) through a single interface. This platform manages any astronomical device through plug-ins. It can manage multiple devices of same type (eg two telescope mounts). astroDevice is an alternative to ASCOM and INDI by providing a common interface between each device type and astronomy software such as Starry Night, KStars, Skychart and Stellarium. The platform is based on a client-server architecture to provide the ability to control the astronomical devices remotely.

Command-line tools for astronomy and astrophysics, written in Fortran.

a program for astrodynamics, written in C++ include orbit propagator, formation, etc

Source code, makefile and README for installation of software used for the analysis in Maxted, Serenelli & Southworth, "Bayesian mass and age estimates for transiting exoplanet host stars", A&A 575, 36, 2015.

bc2ld is a command line tool to translate molecular database files from BASECOL (obs. of Paris) to LAMDA format (Leiden University). This command line tool has academic use purposes.

A C++ version of the public GALPROP (http://galprop.stanford.edu) routine to compute non-thermal bremsstrahlung, with added features to compute the gamma-ray emissivity either differential or in user-defined bands.

This C++ library allows to compute the Minimal Orbital Intersection Distance (MOID) between two elliptic confocal orbits using the method by Kholshevnikov & Vassiliev (1999), Cel. Mech. Dyn. Astr., 75, 75. The implementation of the method is described in (Baluev & Mikryukov 2019), Astronomy & Computing, 27, 11. It employs numeric error control and deals carefully with nearly degenerate cases (like almost circular and almost coplanar orbits). Library also includes auxiliary functions. The code was developed and tested with GCC, though it should be usable with any other C++-compatible compiler. See README.

Fixed width data files are probably the most annoying data to import into database. This utility allows user to insert user-defined column separators into user-defided positions of flat file table given in fixed-width format. I am using this utility to import astronomical catalogs provided as flat tables at CDS ftp-server into postgresql; Build: $ make all [cc={icc|gcc}] Install: $ make install [prefix=/path/to/your/bin/directory] Example of usage: $ gzip -dc table.dat.gz | fw2csv --stops=4,10,11,20,30,36 -d '|' -header 1 | psql wsdb -c "copy mytable from stdin with csv delimiter '|'" For the list of available options call $ fw2csv --help

Graphing System with a C language interface. Astrology program as sample, many others. Uses Qt to do the actual graphics.

*WARNING* gtburst moved to github (https://github.com/giacomov/gtburst). ########################################## gtBurst is a tool to download data, analyze and simulate Gamma-ray Bursts and Solar Flares as observed by the NASA Fermi satellite.

Cosmic-ray hadronic interaction matrices for gamma-ray and other secondaries for an interstellar medium target are available as described in Huang et al. Astroparticle Physics, 27, 429 (2007). These require significant effort in practice to compute emissivities for given input spectra. To supplement these matrices I provide here a C++ class which reads the matrices, interpolates on user-defined particle and gamma-ray energy grids, and computes the gamma-ray emissivity either differential or in user-defined bands. A sample user program is provided which can be edited to provide the required functionality. See also http://sourceforge.net/projects/galprop, which includes more models.

jFITS is a Java Swing based application and applet for quickly viewing and performing simple operations on astronomical FITS formatted CCD imaging data.

Virtual telescope written in Java for mobile phones. Uses CLDC1.1 and MIDP2.0. Tested on mobile phone with 2MB RAM and 60MB storage. The largest catalog uses TYCHO2(2.5M stars) and NGC+ IC(13k DSO) .Sky plotted in dark red. Has desktop version also.

Imagine Numerical Recipes in the 21st century. Fast object-oriented Java code for numerical analysis, with a special focus on astronomical application (coordinate conversions, WCS projections etc.)

This project has be renamed to jnum and moved under the crush-software project. No further SVN commits here...

La P.A.P.A. (Python Alternative for Programming Astrophysics) want to give an alternative to the astrophysicists (and any one that use RSI-IDL) for start programming in Python using similar functions as IDL and at the same time learn the power of Python.