Pipeline for reducing both longslit and multi-object spectroscopic data from the Robert Stobie Spectrograph on SALT.
Documentation: https://rssmospipeline.readthedocs.io
License: GPL v3
Authors: Matt Hilton, with contributions from Melissa Morris, George Kharchilava
Installation: pip install RSSMOSPipeline
Support: Please use the GitHub issues page, or contact Matt Hilton.
This software is under active development, and it may be the case that not all documentation is up to date.
If you want to acknowledge the use of RSSMOSPipeline in a publication, currently the best reference for this is Hilton et al. (2018).
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