An open-source suite of tools to simplify Chandra X-ray Observatory lightcurve analysis.
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An open-source suite of tools to simplify Chandra X-ray Observatory lightcurve analysis.
Democratising Archival X-ray Astronomy (DAXA) is an easy-to-use Python module for downloading multi-mission X-ray telescope data and processing it into usable archives. Users can acquire entire archives, or filter observations based on ID/positions/time. Supports XMM; partial support eROSITA, Chandra, NuSTAR, Swift, Suzaku, ASCA, ROSAT, INTEGRAL
Final repository for the project "Unsupervised Machine Learning for the Classification of Astrophysical X-ray Sources". V. S. Pérez-Díaz, J. R. Martínez-Galarza, A. Caicedo, R. D'Abrusco.
Build webapps automatically to view and analyze Chandra Lightcurves. All you need are FITS files and a computer.
Various adaptive binning routines for use in CIAO
Chandra X-ray Observatory ray-trace simulator
Development and experimentation repository for the project "Unsupervised Machine Learning for the Classification of Astrophysical X-ray Sources". V. S. Pérez-Díaz, J. R. Martínez-Galarza, A. Caicedo, R. D'Abrusco.
Tools to analyze X-ray central emission excess (CEX)
Like reproject_image but resamples counts instead
My galaxy cluster sample analysis code for temperature, entropy, and metallicity radial profiles from PhD thesis in 2012
This is a repository of `bash_kernel` Jupyter notebooks used to demo `ds9` at AAS233.
Code to run tests for marx. Results are included in the normal marx docs
Position-Dependent Richardson-Lucy deconvolution
Compute statistics for events in mapped regions
A Snakemake workflow for Chandra data reduction
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