This is for getting the position of planets and stuff.

added infor to clone. sat-data: https://rhodesmill.org/skyfield/api-satellites.html#skyfield.sgp4lib.EarthSatellite

iss-sat-data-source: https://celestrak.org/NORAD/elements/gp.php?CATNR=25544&FORMAT=tle

Earth/Diameter:
12,742 km
Moon/Diameter:
3,474.8 km

average distance    385 000 km
inverse sine parallax   384 400 km
Distance during perigee ~362 600 km (356 400 – 370 400 km)
Distance during apogee  ~405 400 km (404 000 – 406 700 km)
https://planetariodevitoria.org/espaco/qual-e-a-distancia-media-da-terra-a-lua.html

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Model (ctipe-frontend)

A 3d model of the CTIPE TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT FORECAST by NOAA and the NWS

OPEN ctipe-model (https:scottandrecampbell.com/static/ctipe)

dataset from www.swpc.noaa.gov

here's a quote:

The plot illustrates the height integrated electron density (TECU, 1 TECU = 1.e16 electrons/square meter) also called Vertical Total Electron Content (VTEC), vs latitude (-90 to 90 deg) and longitude (0 - 360 deg) from the Coupled Thermosphere Ionosphere Plasmasphere Electrodynamics Model (CTIPe). CTIPe is a state of the art research tool used at the Space Weather Prediction Center to study thermosphere-ionosphere phenomena in order to develop nowcasting and forecasting algorithms for space weather. The objectives are to understand and quantify the importance of the upper-atmospheric mechanisms that affect human activities and to develop new monitoring and predicting techniques.

This model intends to show the "charge" in the ionosphere. Color values are exaggerated by the Y-axis in the model. The timeseries ends with now and starts 4 days ago at 10 minute intervals. To store the timeseries, a small python app was created ("ctipe" sourcecode at github) (currently on railway) and its api shares specific time requests to the app (node).

This required some pretty exhaustive mental notes. Familiarity with this dataset comes from experience: it was a key-component of the THREADING EXPOSITION.

chintzy little python utility to convert shapefiles to json.

Shapely 1.8.1.post1
geopandas 0.10.2
numpy 1.23.1
pandas 1.3.5

Python 3.8

Download and unzip files from link below and place in folder named "sources". Create "output-pkl" folder for pickled geopandas dataframes (don't reload .shp files each time). Create "output-json" so that files are saved somewhere.

sac-py-geo/¬
    output-json/
    output-pkl/
    sources/

    .gitignore
    main.py
    readme.md
    requirements.txt

Source data is available at:

https://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/50m-physical-vectors/

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three-sac-space

OPEN earth-model w/iss position (https:scottandrecampbell.com/static/space)

more information soon.

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hello world // 👉️ START EVERYTHING HERE

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obspkg-chonk-python-project

export GIT_SSH_COMMAND="ssh -i ~/.ssh/your-custom-private-key" /usr/local/bin/charm

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basic

2021 Dev for Plotter

A utility application to control grbl written in python.

Python 3.8 PyQt5 serial_asyncio

ABSTRACT

March 2020: Sensing I would be spending the foreseeable future locked in the studio, I set out to apply myself to a ‘complete’ project. I wanted to hybridize all of the disciplines I'm familiar with: computer science, physics, engineering, mathematics, design, and art. My studio became a laboratory. After four months (June), I had a working printer. To make it more interesting, I worked until now to make it function autonomously; observing information and relaying it visually over time.

Conceptually, the system explores input and output (I/O) as being shared by both the human creative process and the digital/mechanical process. The creative mind is driven by imagination, interpretation, emotion, and reaction. In turn it applies those forces to some kind of material. Similarly, a system is driven by matching raw input to a corresponding action. Both respond programmatically —either directly or in a more nuanced way— to a set of inputs and subsequently relay their findings.

The ‘input’ side of my creative process is informed by things that are really limited these days (e.g.: traveling or going outside). To accommodate that, I existed in a smaller scope; exploring ‘input/output’ in a synthetic and concrete way. ‘The system’ —a primitive analog— became a set of eyes, a set of information they look at, and a tiny mind full of its own rules used to interpret and convey what it sees.

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