feder-observatory / stellarphot

Stellar aperture photometry
https://stellarphot.readthedocs.io
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A Python Package for Stellar Photometry

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Stellarphot is a Python package to allow you to turn reduced astronomical images of point sources (e.g. stars) into useful photometry, with a focus on variable star and exoplanet transit observations. Specifically:

Installation

stellarphot requires Python 3.10 or later.

You can install stellarphot with either pip or conda. If you are interested in stellarphot for exoplanet transit light curves, conda is recommended at the moment because of an issue with installing one of the dependencies.

Getting started with stellarphot

  1. Start Jupyterlab from the command line: jupyter lab
  2. Once JupyterLab opens in your web browser, open the Launcher (see Figure below)
  3. Click on the notebook you want (see figure below) and follow the instructions in the notebook. Output files and the settings used to generate them will show up in the file browser
stellarphot-screenshot

Questions?

Feel free to contact @mwcraig or @JuanCab with your questions about using stellarphot.

Contributors

Matt Craig
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License

This project is Copyright (c) 2019-2024 The Stellarphot Team and licensed under the terms of the BSD 3-Clause license. This package is based upon the Astropy package template which is licensed under the BSD 3-clause license.