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Observation planning tool taking into account satelites and solar RFI

Project description

# obzplan
Simple tool for visualizing observations

(C) Benjamin Hugo, South African Radio Astronomy Observatory under GNU GPLv3

### Install
In a new virtual environment run to install from PyPI
```
pip3 install obzplan
```
Remember to add -e and obzplan/ if you have cloned the repo locally

Note: you probably need to install tkinter for python3 if you haven't done so yet:
```
apt-get install python3-tk
```
### Usage
```
positional arguments:
src Sources to plot

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--lat LAT Observer Latitude
--long LONG Observer Longitude
--elev ELEV Observer Elevation
-s START, --start START
Observation start time local
-e END, --end END Observation end time local
--elev-cutoff ELEV_CUTOFF
Elevation cutoff
--add-to-catalog ADD_TO_CATALOG [ADD_TO_CATALOG ...]
Add source to catalog (format e.g.
name,f|J,00:00:00.00000,-90:00:00:00000,0.0)
--solar-separation SOLAR_SEPARATION
Minimum solar separation
--lunar-separation LUNAR_SEPARATION
Minimum lunar separation
--plot-styles PLOT_STYLES [PLOT_STYLES ...]
Plot style
--marker-size MARKER_SIZE
Marker size
--satelite-separation SATELITE_SEPARATION
Minimum satelite separation
```

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