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Identify atomic lines in spectra by plotting PHOENIX model spectra over the NIST Atomic Spectra Database.

Getting started

Installation

python -m pip install whoseline

Run the app

To run the interactive tool, run:

whoseline

Multiple sessions

If you already have an instance of solara or whoseline running, you can launch a second one by specifying a different port:

whoseline --port 1234

Demo video

Follow this link to see a demo video.

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