pytecgg 1.3.0

Total Electron Content (TEC) reconstruction with GNSS data – a Python package with a Rust core

PyTECGg

Total Electron Content (TEC) reconstruction with GNSS data – a Python 🐍 package with a Rust 🦀 core

What is it?

PyTECGg is a fast, lightweight Python package that helps reconstruct and calibrate the Total Electron Content (TEC) from GNSS data.

Why calibration matters? Because without it, you don’t actually know the true value of TEC — only how it changes. Uncalibrated TEC is affected by unknown biases from satellites and receivers, as well as other sources of error.

This package:

• is open source: read and access all the code!
• supports all modern GNSS constellations, codes and signals:
  • GPS, Galileo, BeiDou, GLONASS
• supports RINEX V2-3-4
• provides seamless decompression for RINEX files

Installation

You can install the package directly from PyPI:

pip install pytecgg

This will also install all required Python dependencies automatically.

Documentation

Read the documentation here.

[!TIP] In a hurry? You can ask the PyTECGg AI assistant for instant help!

Batch Calibrator

Do you want to process large amounts of RINEX files without installing Python dependencies or writing code?

Check out this out-of-the-box PyTECGg Batch Calibrator.

It provides a containerised solution to automatically batch process, calibrate, and plot GNSS data with zero configuration required.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from everyone!

👉 Contributing to PyTECGg

Please read the contributing guide before submitting issues or pull requests.

License

This project is released under the GPLv3 License.