Posts tagged sunpy
SunPy Awarded NASA Grant
- 03 November 2021
As part of the NASA “Open Source Tools, Frameworks, and Libraries” program, the SunPy proposal “Strengthening the Foundations of the SunPy Ecosystem” has been funded for the next three years.
October Release Announcements
- 29 October 2021
Today we have a quadruple release announcement for you! It’s been a very busy week in SunPy land getting both the core and ndcube releases over the line; I hope you enjoy them!
The What, Why, and How of SunPy Affiliated Packages
- 18 August 2020
SunPy affiliated packages are well-maintained, open-source software packages that build upon or extend the functionality of the SunPy core library. The main idea behind affiliated packages is to provide additional tools and functionality to the solar physics community that is considered outside the scope of the SunPy core library, but builds upon it. Affiliated packages are aimed to integrate well with the SunPy ecosystem and together with the core library offer a diverse software ecosystem for which to perform solar data analysis. Affiliated packages are reviewed and registered with the SunPy project.
SunPy 2.0 Released
- 12 June 2020
The SunPy project is happy to announce the release of SunPy 2.0! SunPy is an open-source Python library for Solar Physics data analysis and visualization.
SunPy awarded a NASA HDEE Grant
- 05 June 2020
A NASA Heliophysics Data Environment Enhancement (HDEE) grant has been awarded to a proposal submitted to support SunPy development. The grant was awarded through NASA’s 2019 ROSES grant solicitation.
SunPy Survey
- 27 April 2020
The SunPy project is happy to announce the results of the solar physics community survey!
SunPy 1.1 Released
- 10 January 2020
The SunPy project is happy to announce the release of SunPy 1.1! SunPy is an open-source Python library for Solar Physics data analysis and visualization.
SunPy Release Schedule and Version Numbering
- 27 June 2019
In this blog post I want to outline how, and more over why, we are going to number the SunPy releases and when we are going to release them.
Transition from datetime to astropy.time
- 20 October 2018
This blog post was written in a Jupyter notebook.
Click here for an interactive version:
Modeling Coronal Loops in 3D with sunpy.coordinates
- 22 July 2018
The sunpy.coordinates module is a useful tool for expressing locations on the Sun in various coordinate systems. While most often used in the context of analyzing and manipulating observational data, we can also use this module to build three-dimensional models of loops in the corona.
SunPy 0.9 Released
- 24 April 2018
The SunPy project is very happy to announce the release of SunPy 0.9, the latest release of the SunPy core package.
NDCube 1.0 Released
- 25 February 2018
The SunPy project is very happy to announce the release of a new package “ndcube”.
Updates to the website
- 07 April 2017
The website has gone some minor updates to incorporate the latest version of Bootstrap and its build dependencies among other items. This work came from Prateek Chanda, Duygu KEŞKEK and Sourav Kumar
SunPy 0.7
- 26 May 2016
SunPy 0.7 has arrived! This release is a culmination of about 10 months of work from 27 different people. This release brings many changes, the highlights are:
SunPy Update - October 2015
- 01 October 2015
I wanted to keep people in the loop about what is happening in the SunPy project, so I thought I would start sending out monthy updates about things that have happened and things that are going to happen. This update might be a little longer than usual due to the fact it’s the first one, and I want to get everyone up to speed. Before I start I just wanted to introduce myself just in case any of you have had the fortune of not knowing. I am Stuart Mumford, I submitted my PhD thesis last week at the University of Sheffield. I am currently lead developer of the SunPy project (again) having taken over from Albert.
SunPy 0.6.1 Released
- 30 September 2015
Announcing the 0.6.1 “thesis submission” release of SunPy. This is a bug fix release and contains the following fixes to things that slipped past us into 0.6:
SunPy 0.6 Released
- 04 August 2015
I am very happy to tell you that the long in the works 0.6.0 release of the SunPy library has arrived. This release has been ‘in the oven’ for well over a year, and is full of rather major changes.
SunPy 0.5.0
- 26 June 2014
The SunPy project is happy to announce the release of SunPy 0.5.0. This release consists of 772 commits from 21 people including 9 new contributors, including the ability to co-align map cubes via template matching in scikit image, massive improvements to Map.rotate() including an implementation of an aiaprep calibration routine for SDO/AIA data and the ability to calculate GOES temperature and emission measure from GOES fluxes.
Announcing SunPy 0.4
- 14 February 2014
The SunPy community is pleased to announce the release of SunPy 0.4.0. This release contains many new features, some of which are contributed by people who participated in GSOC 2013. It includes the addition of a new local database for storing and searching data, it features a HEK to VSO translator and a new HELIO module in net. As well as this major work has been undertaken on the documentation and a new website developed.
Announcing SunPy 0.3
- 30 August 2013
It gives me great pleasure to announce the release of a new version of SunPy. This version has been rather too long in the making, but is here at last!
Experiments in animating plots and saving movies in SunPy 0.3
- 29 August 2013
Just over a year ago this post described a simple method for saving a movie of SunPy maps. Since then, SunPy and matplotlib have moved on, and I’d like to describe an updated method for animating SunPy maps, and saving the results as an mp4 file.
SunPy 0.2
- 27 November 2012
It has been a busy year but a lot of code later SunPy version 0.2.0 has arrived! This new version of SunPy is quite a change from the old 0.1 release, a few things have changed that make it not backwards compatible, however we feel that the changes are for the better! 14 people have helped to make this release of SunPy a big step forwards, between them they have added 1200 commits to the GitHub page.