Open dmopalmer opened 1 year ago
I will take a look after submitting the pull request for #7 — David Palmer @. @.>
On Jul 20, 2023, at 1:13 PM, Tyler Parsotan @.***> wrote:
@dmopalmer https://github.com/dmopalmer I have been working on this enhancement on the TTE_analysis branch
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@dmopalmer Can this issue be closed? It seems as though the code to download TTE data is included now, but I wanted to verify that this covers canonical triggers, GUANO event data, and even failed triggers?
Time Tagged Event (TTE, also called Event-by-event) data is the most complete data type for GRBs and other triggers when it is available. However, it is not currently not easy to find and download. (It is usually stored by trigger number in the TDRSS folder, but can be moved to a OBSID folder if it is generated on command or if the trigger is promoted to a GRB.)
The ability to download and access all TTE for a given trigger, or within a time range, is a useful addition to the BatAnalysis suite.