Last Built: May 03, 2023 | Version: 0.14.4 | Source: github | Archive: zenodo.

Easily download, plot, animate, and analyze auroral all sky imager (ASI) data.

Supported ASI arrays

• Red-line Emission Geospace Observatory (REGO)

• Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms (THEMIS).

Note

While this package is named aurora-asi-lib, import it using the name asilib.

The two ways to interact with asilib is via the mature function Application Program Interface (API) or the experimental Imager API. If you’re new to asilib use the function API for now.

Acknowledgements

If asilib significantly contributed to your research, and you would like to acknowledge it in your academic publication, we suggest citing the following paper:

• Shumko M, Chaddock D, Gallardo-Lacourt B, Donovan E, Spanswick EL, Halford AJ, Thompson I and Murphy KR (2022), AuroraX, PyAuroraX, and aurora-asi-lib: A user-friendly auroral all-sky imager analysis framework. Front. Astron. Space Sci. 9:1009450. doi: 10.3389/fspas.2022.1009450

asilib:

• Installation
  • Anaconda
  • Dependencies
  • Configuration
• Examples
  • Fisheye Lens View of an Arc
  • STEVE projected onto a map
  • Auroral arc projected onto a map
  • Example 3: A keogram of STEVE
  • Keogram of a field line resonance
  • Fisheye Movie
  • Map movie
  • ASI-satellite conjunction movie
• Tutorial
  • Overview
  • Plot a single image
  • Plot a Keogram
  • Skymap calibration data
  • Mapping multiple all-sky images
  • Working with multiple images
  • Make a movie
  • Satellite conjunction
• Function API Reference
  • Function Summary
  • Download
  • Load
  • Plot
  • Analysis
• Imager API Reference
  • Summary
  • Imager
  • Supported ASI systems (arrays)
  • Geographic Maps

DEVELOPMENT:

• Developer Installation