Alternatives and similar repositories for stenv

Users that are interested in stenv are comparing it to the libraries listed below

• kartheikiyer / dense_basis
  Dense Basis SED fitting
  ☆24Updated 10 months ago
• karllark / dust_extinction
  Astronomical Dust Extinction
  ☆45Updated 2 weeks ago
• Autostronomy / AutoProf
  Automatic Isophotal solutions for galaxy images
  ☆33Updated 8 months ago
• astro-datalab / notebooks-latest
  Default set of Data Lab notebooks, by DL team and contributed by users
  ☆76Updated last week
• Autostronomy / AstroPhot
  A fast, flexible, automated, and differentiable astronomical image 2D forward modelling tool for precise parallel multi-wavelength photom…
  ☆97Updated 2 weeks ago
• sncosmo / extinction
  Fast interstellar dust extinction laws in Python
  ☆46Updated last month
• rubin-dp0 / tutorial-notebooks
  Tutorial Jupyter Notebooks for Data Preview 0, created and maintained by the Rubin Observatory Community Science Team.
  ☆42Updated 4 months ago
• ACCarnall / SpectRes
  SpectRes is a Python module which efficiently resamples spectra and their associated uncertainties onto an arbitrary wavelength grid. Rea…
  ☆67Updated 11 months ago
• gregreen / dustmaps
  A uniform interface for a number of 2D and 3D maps of interstellar dust reddening/extinction.
  ☆74Updated 6 months ago
• pmelchior / skymapper
  Mapping astronomical survey data on the sky, handsomely
  ☆48Updated 11 months ago
• PetroFit / petrofit
  Python package for calculating Petrosian properties and fitting galaxy light profiles
  ☆30Updated last week
• FireflySpectra / firefly_release
  Firefly, a full spectral fitting code. This repository contains the main code and examples on how to use it.
  ☆28Updated last year
• gbrammer / eazy-photoz
  EAZY photometric redshift code (Brammer, van Dokkum & Coppi 2008)
  ☆60Updated 11 months ago
• bmorris3 / whoseline
  Whose line is it anyway? An interactive tool for identifying atomic spectral lines.
  ☆27Updated 6 months ago
• jobovy / mwdust
  Dust maps in the Milky Way
  ☆39Updated 3 weeks ago
• jdalcanton / Scientific-Writing-Workshop
  Notes and resources for Astronomy 597 at University of Washington Department of Astronomy
  ☆27Updated 5 years ago
• apace7 / local_volume_database
  Database of local volume dwarf galaxies and star clusters
  ☆49Updated last week
• cmateu / galstreams
  Milky Way Streams Footprint Library and Toolkit for Python
  ☆58Updated last year
• mfouesneau / pyphot
  suite to deal with passband photometry
  ☆62Updated 2 months ago
• MickaelRigault / ztfquery
  Access ZTF data from Python
  ☆45Updated 7 months ago
• JohannesBuchner / nway
  nway -- Bayesian cross-matching of astronomical catalogues
  ☆67Updated last month
• gbrammer / eazy-py
  Pythonic photometric redshift tools based on EAZY
  ☆43Updated 5 months ago
• pmaxted / ellc
  Light curve model for transiting exoplanets and eclipsing binary stars
  ☆36Updated 3 months ago
• SihaoCheng / WD_models
  I provide a python package for transformations between WD photometry (Gaia, SDSS, WISE, and many more) and physical parameters, based on …
  ☆34Updated 2 years ago
• asgr / ProFound
  ProFound source finding and extraction
  ☆47Updated last month
• bd-j / sedpy
  Utilities for astronomical spectral energy distributions
  ☆34Updated 3 weeks ago
• BU-hammerTeam / PyHammer
  A Python Spectral Typing Suite
  ☆55Updated 5 years ago
• keflavich / imf
  Simple tools to work with the Initial Mass Function
  ☆52Updated 5 months ago
• jvines / astroARIADNE
  Easy stellar SED fitting!
  ☆68Updated 8 months ago
• aabdurrouf / piXedfit
  piXedfit is a Python package designed for analyzing spatially resolved SEDs of galaxies
  ☆47Updated last month