Update for meteor spectra processing with Python
Instrument Response
Meteor spectroscopy Python scripts on Github
In previous posts I have described the analysis of meteor spectra with different methods, first using conventional software then with dedicated Python scripts. Lately I have added a windows graphical user interface (GUI), which simplifies the analysis of meteor spectra (https://meteorspectroscopy.org/2020/03/27/meteor-spectra-analysis-new-version/). Now that the scripts have been tested I made them publicly available at Github (https://github.com/meteorspectroscopy).
Meteor spectra 2019
I have analysed my meteor spectra recorded during 2019 with a Watek 902 H2 ultimate with my Python script M_Spec (Meteor spectra analysis, new version). For each meteor a peak image of the spectrum and (if available) of the meteor viewed by a second overview camera is shown, plus some details of the processing (calibration lines and fit polynom). The result is shown as an overview spectrum and/or a spectrum of the first order. The results are not corrected for instrument response. The results are presented here:
Meteor spectra 2019
Perseid meteor spectrum at OHP
Spectroscopy workshop at OHP


Polar Lights near solar minimum

Meteor spectra analysed with Python
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OHP 2018 spectroscopy workshop

M20171209 spectrum by Koji Maeda analysed
The Schiefspiegler
1st meteor spectrum from OHP 2017
New Publication in eMeteorNews: Slow Meteors
