Xin Wang

JWST NIRCam/WFSS Grism codes and data produced by Fengwu Sun et al.

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My python stuff (mostly for astronomy research)

JWST PSF Pipeline

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Python and C library for source extraction and photometry

Fmajor's additional tools for the Grizli Pipeline

data and code for hands-on training on JWST NIRISS WFSS

EAZY photometric redshift code (Brammer, van Dokkum & Coppi 2008)

Transparent calculations with uncertainties on the quantities involved (aka "error propagation"); calculation of derivatives.

For calculating dust scattering and extinction

A beginner's guide to setting up a development environment on macOS

Line Measuring library in python

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Grizli: The "Grism redshift and line" analysis software

Manual extraction of JWST NIRSpec spectra

Materials for Astropy Workshops

This is a test project

HST + IRAC catalogs in lensing cluster fields

Query MAST database for space telescope datasets

Curated Notebooks from STScI

Pythonic photometric redshift tools based on EAZY

Jekyll theme based on Freelancer Start Bootstrap theme

Non-Linear Least Squares Minimization, with flexible Parameter settings, based on scipy.optimize.leastsq, and with many additional classes and methods for curve fitting

SpectRes is a Python module which efficiently resamples spectra and their associated uncertainties onto an arbitrary wavelength grid. Read the documentation at

JWST Data Analysis Tools Notebooks

Codes to reduce raw HST WFC3/UVIS darks and science data to produce cleaner *flc.fits files than available from MAST for drizzling

Library for the CLEAR collaboration codebase.

Software for calibrating WFC3/UVIS data

The Coyote Library evolved from work David Fanning was doing teaching IDL courses and answering IDL questions on the IDL newsgroup. It is meant to be a well-documented library that demonstrates how to write solid (dare we say eloquent) IDL programs that are easy to maintain and extend. You can learn more about these programs and about IDL programming in general at David's web page, Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming.