GWTrigFind

Installation

$ python -m pip install gwtrigfind

Supported python versions: 2.7, 3.4+.

Package overview

Discover event trigger files in standard archive locations

gwtrigfind allows simple discovery of event trigger files generated by automated processing of data from gravitational-wave detectors.

Functions

find_daily_cbc_files(channel, start, end[, ...])

Find daily CBC analysis trigger files

find_detchar_files(channel, start, end[, ...])

Find files in the detchar home directory following T1300468

find_dmt_omega_files(channel, start, end[, ...])

Find DMT-Omega trigger XML files.

find_kleinewelle_files(channel, start, end)

Find KleineWelle output event files

find_omega_online_files(channel, start, end)

Find Omega triggers produced by online processes

find_pycbc_live_files(channel, start, end[, ...])

Find CBC pycbc live trigger files

find_snax_files(channel, start, end[, base, ext])

Find SNAX trigger files

find_trigger_files(channel, etg, start, end, ...)

Find the paths of trigger files for this channel and ETG.

find_trigger_urls(*args, **kwargs)

DEPRECATED: use find_trigger_files() instead

See Also

Running on the command line

The gwtrigfind package includes a command-line executable with the same name, which takes in a channel name, ETG name, GPS start time, and GPS stop time, and will display the locations of known files, for example to find all Omicron files for L1:GDS-CALIB_STRAIN for the day of January 1 2016 (UTC):

$ gwtrigfind L1:GDS-CALIB_STRAIN omicron 1135641617 1135728017

For a full listing of all arguments and options, run:

$ gwtrigfind --help

Note

The command-line interface can also be accessed via

$ python -m gwtrigfind --help