Science Pipelines documentation

Documentation for the LSST Science Pipelines and related software.

Felis

Felis is a way of describing database catalogs, scientific and otherwise, in a language and DBMS agnostic way. It’s built on concepts from JSON-LD/RDF and CSVW, but intended to provide a comprehensive way to describe tabular data, using annotations on tables, columns, and schemas, to document scientifically useful metadata as well as implementation-specific metadata for database management systems, file formats, and application data models.

Source repository
lsst-dm/felis

LSST Science Pipelines

The LSST Science Pipelines are designed to enable optical and near-infrared astronomy in the “big data” era. While they are being developed to process the data for the Rubin Observatory Legacy Survey of Space and Time (Rubin’s LSST), our command line and programming interfaces can be extended to address any optical or near-infrared dataset.

Source repository
lsst/pipelines_lsst_io

astro_metadata_translator

The astro_metadata_translator package provides generalized infrastructure for handling metadata extraction for astronomical instrumentation.

Source repository
lsst/astro_metadata_translator

cbp

The cbp package provides code for the LSST collimated beam projector (CBP).

Source repository
lsst/cbp

lsst.display.firefly

lsst.display.firefly is a backend for the lsst.afw.display interface, allowing the Firefly visualization framework to be used for displaying data objects from the LSST Science Pipelines.

Source repository
lsst/display_firefly

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