Package gnuastro
GNU Astronomy Utilities
https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuastro/
GNU Astronomy Utilities (Gnuastro) is an official GNU package consisting
of various programs and library functions for the manipulation and
analysis of astronomical data. All the programs share the same basic
command-line user interface for the comfort of both the users and developers.
Version: 0.23
General Commands | |
| astarithmetic | arithmetic operations on images and numbers |
| astbuildprog | compile, link with Gnuastro library and its dependencies, and run a C program |
| astconvertt | convert known data types to each other |
| astconvolve | convolve an image with a given kernel |
| astcosmiccal | estimate cosmological values |
| astcrop | crop regions of a dataset |
| astfits | view and manipulate FITS headers |
| astmatch | match catalogs by 1D or 2D positions |
| astmkcatalog | Make a catalog from labeled input images |
| astmkprof | make standard 2D profiles on an image |
| astnoisechisel | detect signal in a noisy image |
| astquery | query remote data servers and download |
| astscript-ds9-region | Create an SAO DS9 region file from a table |
| astscript-fits-view | View FITS images in DS9 and tables in TOPCAT |
| astscript-pointing-simulate | Simulate the exposure map of a pointing pattern |
| astscript-psf-scale-factor | Find factor to scale PSF to a given star |
| astscript-psf-select-stars | Select good stars for constructing the PSF |
| astscript-psf-stamp | Make normalized stamp with other sources masked |
| astscript-psf-subtract | Subtract a given PSF model from the image |
| astscript-psf-unite | Unite the outer and inner regions of the PSF |
| astscript-radial-profile | Create a radial profile of an object in an image |
| astscript-sort-by-night | Sort input FITS files by night |
| astscript-zeropoint | Estimate zero point of an image |
| astsegment | segmentation based on signal structure |
| aststatistics | calculate statistics of a dataset |
| asttable | read and write ASCII and FITS tables |
| astwarp | warp (transform) input dataset |