Usage
Calculation of IBP Index
To calculate the IBP index use ibpmodel.ibpforward.calculateIBPindex() function. It returns a pandas.DataFrame:
>>> from ibpmodel import calculateIBPindex
>>> calculateIBPindex(day_month=15, longitude=0, local_time=20.9, f107=150)
Doy Month Lon LT F10.7 IBP
0 15 1 0 20.9 150 0.4031
>>> from ibpmodel import calculateIBPindex
>>> calculateIBPindex(day_month=['Jan','Feb','Mar'], local_time=22)
Doy Month Lon LT F10.7 IBP
0 15 1 -180 22 150 0.0634
1 15 1 -175 22 150 0.0646
2 15 1 -170 22 150 0.0659
3 15 1 -165 22 150 0.0672
4 15 1 -160 22 150 0.0707
.. ... ... ... .. ... ...
211 74 3 155 22 150 0.2408
212 74 3 160 22 150 0.2437
213 74 3 165 22 150 0.2488
214 74 3 170 22 150 0.2539
215 74 3 175 22 150 0.2573
[216 rows x 6 columns]
>>> from ibpmodel import calculateIBPindex
>>> calculateIBPindex(day_month=[1,15,31], longitude=[-170,175,170], local_time=0, f107=120)
Doy Month Lon LT F10.7 IBP
0 1 1 -170 0 120 0.0338
1 1 1 175 0 120 0.0311
2 1 1 170 0 120 0.0316
3 15 1 -170 0 120 0.0374
4 15 1 175 0 120 0.0345
5 15 1 170 0 120 0.0350
6 31 1 -170 0 120 0.0468
7 31 1 175 0 120 0.0432
8 31 1 170 0 120 0.0438
Read coefficient file
You can load the coefficient file. ibpmodel.ibpcalc.read_model_file():
>>> from ibpmodel import read_model_file
>>> c = read_model_file()
>>> c.keys()
dict_keys(['Parameters', 'Intensity', 'Monthly_LT_Shift', 'Density_Estimators', 'Density_Estimator_Lons'])
>>>
>>> c['Intensity']
array([ -20.00344964, -9.0176684 , 72.07899169, 10.84847818,
-153.44073427])
Plotting of the probability
There are two functions to plot IBP index. function ibpmodel.ibpforward.plotIBPindex() and ibpmodel.ibpforward.plotButterflyData().
By default, the plot is displayed immediately. If you want to make changes or additions, the parameter getFig must be set equal to True.
Then you get matplat.axis as return value:
>>> import ibpmodel as ibp
>>> ibp.plotIBPindex(doy=349)
>>> ibp.plotButterflyData(f107=150)
>>> import ibpmodel as ibp
>>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
>>> doys = [349, 15]
>>> fig, axes = plt.subplots(len(doys),1, layout='constrained',figsize=(9, 7))
>>> for d, ax in zip(doys, axes):
... ax, scalarmap = ibp.plotIBPindex(d, ax=ax)
>>> ibp.ibpforward.setcolorbar(scalarmap, fig, axes, fraction=0.05)
>>> plt.show()