This repository is a rewrite of inspector, which itself is very much a work in progress. This repository is intended to provide similar functionality as inspector, but do so without using ipywidgets so that it can be used as standalone code outside of Jupyter notebooks, while still also working within Jupyter notebooks.
- Provides an interactive spectral viewer for DESI data at NERSC without needing to download or install anything locally.
- Interative zoom and pan
- Shows noise estimated for each spectrum.
- Shows redrock results including the redshift, ZWARN flags, and the best fit model.
- Mouse over a region of the spectrum to get a real-time zoom in a sub-window; this is handy for inspecting narrow emission lines without zooming in and out on each one.
- Shows TARGETID and targeting bits from DESI_TARGET, MWS_TARGET, and BGS_TARGET.
- Highlight common emission / absorption lines.
- Display imaging of target.
- Buttons for saving visual inspection results before moving to next target.
- Restframe wavelengths
- User-defined smoothing
- User-defined redshift
- Viewing spectra that don't yet have redshift fits
Any of these could be added later but don't yet exist. If you really want a feature, please consider contributing it.
- Show individual exposures (multiple exposures are coadded prior to display)
- Show masks
- Show the Nth best fit instead of just the best fit
- More target info like mags and shapes
- Displaying model of 2D sky-subtracted raw data
- Filtering to individual exposures or tiles
- Eric Armengaud
Saclay - CEA
- Stephen Bailey
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
- Benjamin Weaver
NSF's National Optical-Infrared Astronomy Research Laboratory