CRUSH
Data reduction and imaging for select astronomical cameras
Attila Kovacs ✓ Verified
com.sigmyne.crushCRUSH is an astronomical data reduction and imaging tool for select astronomical cameras, such as SHARC-2, LABOCA, SABOCA, PolKa, GISMO, SCUBA-2, SOFIA/HAWC+, and SOFIA/HIRMES.
CRUSH is written entirely in Java, allowing it to run on virtually any platform. It provides the 'show' graphical tool for displaying FITS images, however reductions are normally run from the command-line.
Further documentation and additional distribution formats are available from the CRUSH website.
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2.50-33 Jan 2020
This is a minor bug-fix update for CRUSH 2.50:
- Fix corrupted and clean up obsolete entries in GISMO config files.
- No longer using Flatpak naming convention by default in share folder.
- Small tweaks to jnum sub-package (0.30-3)
- Bundles the latest snapshot of the nom.tam.fits libraries.
2.50-28 Nov 2019
The main highlights of the CRUSH 2.50-2:
- Tweaked install.sh to work on MacOS X
- Fixes to CRUSH-1 tools for handling non-CRUSH FITS images
- Fixed several jnum library bugs
- Compatible with HIRMES v.10 simulations
- Homebrew and Flatpak installer support
- Now includes AppStream metainfo
2.50-110 Jul 2019
The main highlights of the CRUSH 2.50-1:
- Source code upgraded for Java 8
- Dropped support for: ASZCa, p-ArTeMiS, MAKO, MAKO-2, SHARC, and MUSTANG-2
- New API for running CRUSH from inside a Java application
- Complete overhaul of pixel layout handling and simplified class hierarchy
- Improved Fourier filtering with support for varied channel beam sizes
- Fixes to channel lookup duplicate IDs with off-by-one indexing
- Improved/fixed telescope motion processing, stats, and flagging
- Continued development for SOFIA/HIRMES, with v.9 simulation support
- Code scoping and visibility reduction
- Eliminated excessive generic typing
- Many under the hood architecture improvements