conjugate_map
Files and scripts relating to geomagnetic conjugate map. Run in Binder
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There are two example notebooks available:
MWE.ipynb: Minimal working example demonstrating conjugate calculations.
ConjugateMap.ipynb: More in-depth examples using COMNAP, Madrigal and other databases to produce animated maps with plotly express.
The following functions are imported from conj_calc.py:
conjugate_map.findconj() : function to compute conjugate points for a given location at a given time and date.
conjugate_map.conjcalc() : function to take in a dataframe and add columns for all stages of calculating conjugate points.
conjugate_map.calc_mlat_rings() : function to calculate magnetic graticules for a given latitude and datetime.
You can read the documentation for each function by running, e.g., help(calc_mlat_rings).
Installation
To install from pypi: pip install conjugate-map
To install from source: Clone git repo and run python -m pip install . from top level of directory.
Testing
To test locally, run python -m unittest from top level of directory.
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