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Python code and files for Expanded Owens Valley Solar Array

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EOVSAPY

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EOVSAPY is a Python library dedicated to the processing and analysis of data from the Expanded Owens Valley Solar Array. For more details about the project, visit our homepage.

Installation

Prerequisites

Before installing EOVSAPY, ensure you have pip installed. For instructions, refer to the pip installation guide.

Installing EOVSAPY

EOVSAPY can be easily installed using pip. Run the following command:

pip install eovsapy

Configuring Access to the Interim Database (IDB)

To process and calibrate EOVSA raw "Interim" Database (IDB) data, access to the SQL database containing the calibration data is required. Perform the following steps to configure access:

  1. Obtain Database Credentials: Contact sijie.yu@njit.edu to request the <username>, <account_name>, and <password> for database access.

  2. Create a .netrc File:

    Create a .netrc file in your home directory ($HOME) with the following contents, replacing <username>, <account_name>, and <password> with the actual database credentials:

    machine eovsa-db0.cgb0fabhwkos.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com
            login <username>
            account <account_name>
            password <password>
    
  3. Secure the .netrc File:

    To ensure that the file is only accessible by you, set its permissions to only allow owner read/write:

    chmod 0600 ~/.netrc
    

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