The Python Spectral Analysis Toolkit (PySAT) for planetary spectral data.
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Install [Anaconda Python](https://www.continuum.io/downloads). Be sure to get Python 3.x
Download or clone this repository
cd into this repository and execute conda env create. This will read the environment.yml file and install (using conda) all dependencies in a self-contained environment.
source activate pysat to activate said environment.
# Demo
Execute the jupyter notebook that will open a new browser tab with the Jupyter homepage.
Launch (click) the Kaguya_Spectral_Profiler.ipynb notebook.
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