ExploreMag is a desktop application for downloading, converting, inspecting, mapping, and analyzing ground-magnetometer data. Built around the SuperMAG API and the gmag Python package, it brings data from multiple sources into a single viewer. ExploreMag provides multi-station time-series plots, magnetic-field maps, preliminary results from wavelet and Pc-band analyses, total ULF wave-power maps, and Pi2 polarization analysis.

Details coming soon.

ExploreMAG on GitHub 

‘cavsiopy’ is an open source Python package, which was specifically developed to determine the look direction of the The Radio Receiver Instrument (RRI) on e-POP/ CASSIOPE/ Swarm-E for HF radio wave propagation studies, but can be applied to any satellite mission requiring accurate instrument pointing information. Given the spacecraft position, the roll, yaw, and pitch angles, the body vector of the instrument, and a target location, the pointing direction and orientation of the instrument onboard the spacecraft with respect to the target can be determined in various reference frames. ‘cavsiopy’ supports the reference frames: Geocentric Equatorial Inertial J2000 (GEI J2K), Earth Centred Earth Fixed (ECEF), International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF), geodetic North-East-Down, and geocentric North-East-Center. For details you can refer to cavsiopy documentation or our paper describing cavsiopy and its functions. To install here are PyPi and GitHub.