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OpenAstronomy

Look at the Universe with the power of Open Source

Technologies
CC++juliaPython
Topics
astronomydatahigh energy astrophysicsimage processingsolar physics
Total projects
82
Years participating
11
Most recent
2026

Participation history

11 program years
Projects by participation year 2016: 7 projects, 2017: 8 projects, 2018: 8 projects, 2019: 9 projects, 2020: 10 projects, 2021: 8 projects, 2022: 8 projects, 2023: 6 projects, 2024: 8 projects, 2025: 5 projects, 2026: 5 projects 7 2016 8 2017 8 2018 9 2019 10 2020 8 2021 8 2022 6 2023 8 2024 5 2025 5 2026

Historical projects

2026 5 projects

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Spectra.jl Across the Electromagnetic Spectrum

Contributor: James R Lee

Spectra.jl already handles UV, optical, and IR spectra, but has no capability for loading spectra like X-ray and gamma-ray, as they are different...

Modernizing radiospectra: A Coordinate-Aware and Interoperable Spectral Data Framework

Contributor: Kumar Amityush

Current radiospectra stores spectral data as plain NumPy arrays with each instrument client handling metadata, axis ordering and coordinate...

PyArrow Improvements for Astronomy

Contributor: Om Biradar

The PyArrow project currently faces performance bottlenecks when used in astronomy computational work on massive datasets, such as the HATS catalog...

Spectral Timing in Julia: Extending Stingray.jl for X-ray Astronomy

Contributor: Om S Habib

While Python Stingray is powerful for X-ray timing, its computational overhead creates a massive bottleneck for processing multi-megabyte event...

Hardening Astropy's Core Stability

Contributor: Reem_Hamraz

Astropy’s Python API is well-tested, but its underlying compiled layer (C, C++, Cython) lacks isolated testing. Because performance-critical...