debian-astro 4.1 source package in Ubuntu
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debian-astro (4.1) unstable; urgency=medium [ Thorsten Alteholz ] * add libahp-xc which is needed for indi-eqmod * add libahp-gt which is needed for indi-eqmod * add c-munipack, a successor of munipack [ Ole Streicher ] * Add libunity-java to java and vo * Fix format of tasks/datareduction [ Thorsten Alteholz ] * add virtualgps that could be used instead of an external GPS device * add blank lines between entries [ Ole Streicher ] * Update dependencies for latest d/testing -- Ole Streicher <email address hidden> Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:37:15 +0100
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- Debian Astronomy Maintainers
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Binary packages built by this source
- astro-all: Default selection of tasks for Debian Astro
This package is part of the Debian Astro Pure Blend and installs all
tasks for a default installation of this blend.
- astro-catalogs: Astronomy catalogs
This metapackage will install a selection astronomical catalogs. Please note
that due to their size, most catalogs are not included in Debian. Check the
CDS web service for additional catalogs if needed.
- astro-datareduction: Data reduction pipelines for astronomy
The term data reduction in astronomy means the data processing from the raw
exposures up to scientific usable data. This includes the basic CCD
processing, the astrometric and photometric calibrations, the reprocessing,
error estimation and other steps.
.
This metapackage will install astronomy data reduction pipelines that can be
used universally, but also those for specific telescopes.
- astro-development: C/C++ development packages for astronomy
This metapackage will install Debian Astro packages which might be
helpful for the development of (mainly C/C++) astronomical applications. Note
that Java, Python and Tcl/Tk packages are not included here; they can be
installed by selecting the according tasks.
- astro-education: Educational astronomy applications
This metapackage depends on various applications that can be used to
teach astronomy.
- astro-frameworks: Astronomical data analysis frameworks
This metapackage will install large astronomical data analysis
frameworks, which usually provide their own script language. Please
notice that the Gnu Data Language has its own metapackage astro-gdl,
IRAF is in astro-iraf, and the Astropy framework is in the astro-python3
metapackage.
- astro-gdl: IDL/GDL packages for astronomy
GDL (GNU Data Language) is a free replacement for the commercial software IDL
(Interactive Data Language). It has full syntax compatibility with IDL 7.1
and is usable for astronomical data analysis. This metapackage will install
astronomy related packages usable with GDL; especially the IDL Astronomy
Users Library.
- astro-iraf: IRAF packages
IRAF (Image Reduction an Analysis Facility) is a general purpose software
system for the reduction and analysis of astronomical data.
This metapackage will install IRAF and its associated packages.
- astro-java: Java packages for astronomy
This metapackage will install packages that are useful to develop Java
applications for astronomy. Apart from FITS file handling, this is mainly used
for VO applications.
- astro-publication: Packages for the publication and presentation of astronomical data
This metapackage will install software for the preparation of astronomical
data to publish them in journals or on the web.
- astro-python3: Python 3 packages for astronomy
This metapackage will install Python 3 packages for astronomy. The packages
can be used for interactive analysis, or to create specific programs.
- astro-radioastronomy: Radio Astronomy Software
This metapackage will install Debian Astro packages for radio astronomy. It
should contain most of the required tools that a radio astronomer require for
setting up a data reduction pipeline.
- astro-simulation: Simulation packages for astronomy
This metapackage will install packages for celestial, astronomical and
cosmological simulations.
- astro-tasks: Debian Astronomy Pure Blend (tasksel tasks)
Debian Astro is a "Debian Pure Blend" with the aim to develop a Debian based
operating system that fits the requirements of both professional and hobby
astronomers. It integrates a large number of software packages covering
telescope control, data reduction, presentation and other fields.
.
If this package will be installed all tasks which are provided by Debian
Astro will be added to the tasksel menu.
- astro-tcltk: Tcl/Tk packages for astronomy
This metapackage will install packages that are useful to develop Tcl/Tk
applications for astronomy.
- astro-telescopecontrol: Telescope control and data processing
This metapackage will install Debian Astro packages to control (mainly
amateur) telescopes and do their data reduction.
- astro-tools: Astronomy tools and utilities
This metapackage will install small tools provided by Debian Astronomy
packages. These tools handle smaller tasks, mainly dealing with FITS files.
- astro-viewers: Interactive astronomical data viewers
This metapackage will install software for the interactive visual inspection
of astronomical data. Note that Python packages can be used for interactive
inspection as well within the ipython environment.
- astro-virtual-observatory: Tools and viewers for the Virtual Observatory
This metapackage will install commonly used interfaces for interacting with
datasets and archive data within the online distributed Virtual Observatory.
.
The Virtual Observatory allows astronomers to interrogate multiple data
centers in a seamless and transparent way, provides new powerful analysis and
visualization tools within that system, and gives data centers a standard
framework for publishing and delivering services using their data. This is
made possible by standardization of data and metadata, by standardization of
data exchange methods, and by the use of a registry, which lists available
services and what can be done with them.
.
When running, many of these tools can communicate with each other
using the Simple Application Messaging Protocol (SAMP)
- debian-astro-logo: Debian Astronomy Pure Blends Logo
Debian Astro is a "Debian Pure Blend" with the aim to develop a Debian based
operating system that fits the requirements of both professional and hobby
astronomers. It integrates a large number of software packages covering
telescope control, data reduction, presentation and other fields.
.
This package contains the Logo of the Debian Astronomy Pure Blend in different
formats and resolutions.
