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aligoNB for KAGRA
The original aligoNB is developed on https://git.ligo.org/NoiseBudget/aligoNB. Because this package depends on the LIGO's computer environment, some changes are required for using in KAGRA. So TY forked it on https://git.ligo.org/yamamoto/aligoNB/-/tree/kamioka?ref_type=heads. Alteration for KAGRA is managed in kamioka branch.
Environment construction
- On Kamioka/Mitaka workstations, environment is already constructed. So you can start to use aligoNB with a following command.
$ conda activate aligoNB
- If you want to construct a new personal environment, following commands are required.
$ conda create -n aligoNB python=3.9 $ conda activate aligoNB $ conda install -c conda-forge numpy scipy matplotlib nds2-client python-nds2-client gwinc gpstime astropy inspiral-range
Though the inspiral-range package is installed via pip in the original installation manual, it's now available on conda-forge.
Installation of aligoNB (not yet)
$ git clone https://git.ligo.org/yamamoto/aligoNB.git $ git checkout -b kamioka origin/kamioka
How to manage measurement files?
- On Local NFS disk
- Only on-site (including Mitaka control room) people can contribute the noise budget activity.
- On Git
- We cannot do 'git clone' soon because of too large repositories.
- On Git-LFS (same way as LIGO)
- 50GB = $60/year?
- For a long term usage, more large storage (= much money) is required.