Visualisation, data and scripts for the Taylor et al. UHECR CoG echoes paper
- Movies/ -- all movies of skymaps and frames that create the movies
- Scripts/ -- all scripts for creating figures
- Data/ -- saved data. Does not include the raw data output from the file (email James if you want access to this)
- Figures/ -- figures used in the paper
Figures from the paper are named according to figure number for figures 1 to 5.
The skymaps are instead named
map_XX_YY_s20.png
where XX is the model name, and YY is the time stamp in units of 0.49 Myr (the time resolution of the outputs). Composition skymaps follow the same convention but have the prefix light or heavy.
- skymap movies are simply named
ModelA.mp4, etc. - composition movies have a prefix
heavyorlight - summary movies contain positional and local flux animations as well as skymaps and have the prefix
summary
Making figures from saved data:
- Run
python Scripts/Make_Figures.py
Making figures from raw data:
- To remake all figures from the raw data, the raw output directories must be obtained and then placed in the Data/ directory
- The scripts will look for subfolders ModelA, ModelB, ModelC, or appropriate symbolic links
- Run
python Scripts/Make_Figures.py --rawto remake the figures from raw data - Run
python Scripts/Healpy_Figures.pyto remake the skymaps from raw data
Making movies from png frames (recommended):
- make sure you have ffmpeg installed
- Run
cd Movies/; ./make_movie.sh
Making movies from raw data:
- To remake all figures from the raw data, the raw output directories must be obtained and then placed in the Data/ directory
- The scripts will look for subfolders ModelA, ModelB, ModelC, or appropriate symbolic links
- Run
python Scripts/fig3_alltimestamps.pyandScripts/fig4_alltimestamps.pyto remake the movie frames for figs 3 and 4 - Run
python Scripts/Healpy_Figures.py --movies --no-figuresto remake the skymap movie frames - Run
python Scripts/combine_frames.pyto remake the summary movie frames - Run
cd Movies/; ./make_movie.sh
James Matthews, james.matthews [at] physics [dot] ac [dot] uk