Zodipy is a python tool that simulates the instantaneous Zodiacal emission as seen from an observer.
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Zodipy
Description
Zodipy is a python tool that simulates the instantaneous Zodiacal emission as seen from an observer.
Usage
The following will produce a HEALPIX map at NSIDE=128
of the simulated
emission as seen by the Planck satellite today
import zodipy
zodi = zodipy.Zodi(observer='Planck')
emission = zodi.simulate(nside=256, freq=800)
The time of observation is defined as following
import datetime
time = datetime(2010, 1, 1)
zodi = zodipy.Zodi(observer='L2', observation_time=time)
emission = zodi.simulate(nside=256, freq=800)
The simulated emission can be visualized using Healpy and matplotlib
import healpy as hp
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
hp.mollview(
emission,
norm='hist',
unit='W/m^2 Hz sr',
title='Zodiacal Emission as seen from L2 (2010-01-01)',
)
plt.show()
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