pyIGRF14
[!IMPORTANT] This project was originally developed by @zzyztyy at https://github.com/zzyztyy/pyIGRF There was some bugs that needed to be fixed. And the original author was unresponsive. This project has been re-published under the name
pyIGRF14to fix these issues.Provided with best effort support.
What is pyIGRF?
This is a package of IGRF-14 (International Geomagnetic Reference Field) about python version. We can calculate magnetic field intensity and transform coordinate between GeoGraphical and GeoMagnetic. It don't need any Fortran compiler or NumPy package.
How to Install?
Download this package and run install.
pip install pyIGRF14
How to Use it?
First import this package.
import pyIGRF14 as pyIGRF
You can calculate magnetic field intensity.
pyIGRF.igrf_value(lat, lon, alt, date)
or calculate the annual variation of magnetic filed intensity.
pyIGRF.igrf_variation(lat, lon, alt, date)
the response is 7 float number about magnetic filed which is:
- D: declination (+ve east)
- I: inclination (+ve down)
- H: horizontal intensity
- X: north component
- Y: east component
- Z: vertical component (+ve down)
- F: total intensity unit: degree or nT
If you want to use IGRF-14 more flexibly, you can use module calculate. There is two function which is closer to Fortran. You can change it for different coordination.
from pyIGRF14 import calculate
Another module load_coeffs can be used to get g[m][n] or h[m][n] same as that in formula.
from pyIGRF14.load_coeffs import get_coeffs
Model Introduction and igrf13-coeffs File Download
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