This library is used to analyse data from different instruments on-board a satellite. The instruments provide daily updates from a piece of land that can be used to track water levels at different locations. The Irish Space Agency has launched Aigean, an Earth observation satellite to monitor an area around Lough Ree. Recently, rainfall has decreased in the area, and during the latest years droughts have become more frequent and more severe. With the instruments on board Aigean the scientific community will be able to obtain better data about the water levels and the erosion of the land, and therefore will be able to generate more accurate predictions.
The three imagers are called: Lir, Manannan and Fand.
- Lir has the largest field-of-view, but the smaller resolution with a pixel size of 20 m per pixel;
- Manannan provides a smaller field-of-view with a better resolution of 10 m per pixel;
- Fand has the smallest field-of-view but a very high resolution of 1 m per pixel.
The radar is called Ecne and it provides three measurements for the deepest areas in the region. The measurements are turbulence, salinity and algal density for these points.
pip install git+git://github.com/TyouzichaT/Satelite_Analysis_libraryUse it on your own library with:
from aigeanpy import aigeanpy
To run unit tests, navigate to the top level directory an run pytest. Simple!
To run doctests for a given script, you can call
python <filepath> -v
The -v marker is for verbose, so you will see the doctests even if they all pass.
To create the documentation, make sure you have sphinx and myst-parser installed.
Navigate to /docs/ and run
sphinx-build . _html/build
The front page of the doumentation is then found at /docs/_html/build/index.html.