galileoQC
galileoQC is a python package to assist in quality control of data from airborne gravimetry and airborne gravity gradiometry surveys.
The documentation at https://geoscienceaustralia.github.io/galileoQC/index.html is detailed and contains tutorials in Jupyter-lab notebooks.
The homepage is at https://pypi.org/project/galileoQC.
Normal Installation
Testing has been performed on PCs running Win10, Win11, macos, Debian, Fedora, or Ubuntu and galileoQC is known to run under these operating systems. No reason is known why it would not run successfully under any other operating system where python runs normally.
It is recommended that a virtual environment be set up for galileoQC with the current versions of python and pip.
Installation is known to work using pip:
pip install galileoQC
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