Open ManonMarchand opened 3 months ago
Hi there,
Not really an issue, but I wanted to inform you that support for regions has been added in ipyaladin>=0.4.0 and mocpy>=0.16.0 .
This can be installed with pip install ipyaladin. You can now do (in a notebook)
pip install ipyaladin
Cell 1: load the widget
Cell 1
from ipyaladin import Aladin from regions import ( CircleSkyRegion, EllipseSkyRegion, LineSkyRegion, PolygonSkyRegion, RectangleSkyRegion, RegionVisual, ) aladin = Aladin(target="m31", fov=10) aladin
Cell 2: define regions
Cell 2
center = SkyCoord.from_name("M31") circle = CircleSkyRegion( center=center, radius=Angle(0.5, "deg"), visual={"edgecolor": "yellow"} ) ellipse = EllipseSkyRegion( center=center, height=Angle(0.5, "deg"), width=Angle(1, "deg"), angle=Angle(45, "deg"), visual=RegionVisual(edgecolor="red"), ) line = LineSkyRegion( start=center, end=center.directional_offset_by(Angle(0, "deg"), Angle(0.5, "deg")), visual=RegionVisual(edgecolor="green"), ) polygon = PolygonSkyRegion( vertices=SkyCoord( [ center.directional_offset_by(Angle(0, "deg"), Angle(0.5, "deg")), center.directional_offset_by(Angle(90, "deg"), Angle(0.5, "deg")), center.directional_offset_by(Angle(-90, "deg"), Angle(0.5, "deg")), ], frame="icrs", unit="deg", ), visual={"edgecolor": "blue"}, ) rectangle = RectangleSkyRegion( center=center, width=Angle(1, "deg"), height=Angle(1, "deg"), angle=Angle(45, "deg"), visual=RegionVisual(color="purple"), )
Cell 3: add the regions to the widget
Cell 3
aladin.add_graphic_overlay_from_region([circle, ellipse, line, polygon, rectangle])
If you scroll up to the widget, you should see
This is exctracted from the notebook 9 in ipyaladin's examples, see https://cds-astro.github.io/ipyaladin/_collections/notebooks/09_Displaying_Shapes.html .
It is installed with pip install mocpy. You can now build a MOC (an ensemble of healpix cells that represent an approximated region) from a regions
pip install mocpy
regions
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import regions from astropy import units as u from astropy.coordinates import SkyCoord from mocpy import MOC center = SkyCoord(42, 43, unit="deg", frame="fk5") ring = regions.CircleAnnulusSkyRegion(center, 3 * u.deg, 4 * u.deg) moc_ring = MOC.from_astropy_regions(ring, max_depth=9) fig = plt.figure(figsize=(5, 5)) wcs = moc_ring.wcs(fig) ax = fig.add_subplot(projection=wcs) moc_ring.fill(ax, wcs, color="pink", alpha=0.8) moc_ring.border(ax, wcs) ring.to_pixel(wcs).plot(color="r");
This is exctracted from notebook 02 in mocpy's repository, see https://cds-astro.github.io/mocpy/_collections/notebooks/02-Creating_MOCs_from_astropy_regions.html
02
The supported astropy regions are:
Thanks, @ManonMarchand. This is great!
Hi there,
Not really an issue, but I wanted to inform you that support for regions has been added in ipyaladin>=0.4.0 and mocpy>=0.16.0 .
In ipyaladin
This can be installed with
pip install ipyaladin
. You can now do (in a notebook)Cell 1
: load the widgetCell 2
: define regionsCell 3
: add the regions to the widgetIf you scroll up to the widget, you should see
This is exctracted from the notebook 9 in ipyaladin's examples, see https://cds-astro.github.io/ipyaladin/_collections/notebooks/09_Displaying_Shapes.html .
In mocpy
It is installed with
pip install mocpy
. You can now build a MOC (an ensemble of healpix cells that represent an approximated region) from aregions
This is exctracted from notebook
02
in mocpy's repository, see https://cds-astro.github.io/mocpy/_collections/notebooks/02-Creating_MOCs_from_astropy_regions.htmlThe supported astropy regions are: