v3.0 presents minor changes to the code and functionality but your workspace initializes with all compatible HIRES data since the 2004 CCD upgrade already pre-processed.
v2.0 enables the following features:
- processing archival HIRES data collected in the correct configuration
- access to your workspace directory structure and the ability to download any file within it
- activate/deactive specific files/observations
See the advanced usage tutorial to see how to use the new features.
Note: If you just want to use the library, you can install it with "pip install hiresprv". The example Jupyter page can be downloaded from this repo and viewed here.
This repository contains all the software necessary to run the HIRES PRV pipeline remotely from Python and reduce astronomical radial velocity measurements from that instrument.
The "hiresprv" directory contains the software itself, though most users will normally install it using
PyPI ("pip install hiresprv"). Use pip install hiresprv --upgrade to update to the latest version.
The "Jupyter" directory contains a Jupyter page that illustrated the end-to-end process of using the Python tools for reduction. This page has not been tested and inferring anything from it is done at your own risk.
The "sphinx" directory contains documentation, including the library documents generated from in-line Python docstrings, as a Sphinx document set.
The "docs" directory is a copy of the files generated by Sphinx. This directory (and its name) are used primarily by Git Pages to make a web site for the project documentation. To see that rendering of the Sphinx documentation, see: https://caltech-ipac.github.io/hiresprv/index.html