This module is part of the NOWCAST proyect by ESO that aims to do short-term-forecast of the seeing parameter in order to improve astronomical observations.
This module takes all the data made by the previous modules and uses it to generate a graphical user interface using Bokeh.
In order to have this module working, the first thing to do is to fill the datafolder with the following files:
- cn2_file1.df
- cn2_file2.df
- final_df.correlations
- max_corr_df.correlations
- numpy_data.matrices
- UTdf.all_days
- wind_data.df
The files number 1. and 2. are generated by a jupyter notebook not yet avaliable in a repository, for the other files you need to use the following modules:
- correlation module: final_df.correlations, max_corr_df.correlations
- wind module: numpy_data.matrices, wind_data.df
- time series module: UTdf.all_days
In the modules folder there is the config.py file, where you can change the names of the sites to be displayed.
In order to execute this module, you have to first install Bokeh and then run in the terminal the following command: bokeh serve --show main.py and a new tab will be opened in your web browser.
One everything is done you should finish with something like this:
