semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pynasonde 1.0.0
Precision ionospheric radio sounding tools
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.11


# Pynasonde
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Pynasonde is an open-source Python-based application designed for precision ionospheric radio sounding, with a strong focus on analyzing the phase characteristics of radio echoes. Tailored for Space Weather applications, Pynasonde offers a suite of unique tools that help extract valuable insights directly and autonomously from ionogram data.

With Pynasonde, you can achieve accurate echo recognition, noise discrimination, and echo classification into traces. The application also facilitates the scaling of standard ionospheric parameters, 3-D plasma density inversion (including error bars), diagnostics of small-scale irregularities, and determination of vector velocities.

Designed as a comprehensive toolbox, Pynasonde empowers researchers to process raw ionosonde datasets efficiently, providing reliable, real-time insights into ionospheric conditions and phenomena. Whether you're focused on space weather forecasting, radio communication, or scientific exploration, Pynasonde is your go-to tool for precision ionospheric analysis.

## Source Code 

The library source code can be found on the [pynasonde GitHub](https://github.com/shibaji7/pynasonde) repository. 

If you have any questions or concerns please submit an **Issue** on the [pynasonde GitHub](https://github.com/shibaji7/pynasonde) repository. 

## Documentation
Read the docs: https://pynasonde.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
cargo2rpm 0.3.0
Translation layer between cargo and RPM
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.10
Keywords: rpm, cargo, rust

# cargo2rpm

cargo2rpm implements a translation layer between cargo and RPM. It provides a
CLI interface (for implementing RPM macros and generators) and a Python API
(which rust2rpm is built upon).

The project serves as a dependency-free, pure-Python replacement for the old
backend code in rust2rpm, which was no longer maintainable and could not be
adapted to support the latest cargo features (i.e. "namespaced dependencies" and
"weak dependency features", which were introduced in Rust 1.60.0).

To decouple the release cycles of the different components involved in packaging
Rust projects (and prevent possible bootstrap problems), the code originally
developed under the "rust2rpm" umbrella was split into three projects:

- cargo2rpm: low-level functionality for translating between cargo and RPM
- rust-packaging: RPM macros and generators built on top of the cargo2rpm CLI
- rust2rpm: RPM spec file generator built on top of cargo2rpm