Presentation Information
[PPS03-P13]HEAT_LIGHT as a Python-based CUI Tool for Conversion of Thermal Imager
*Kengo Kakazu1, Hirohide Demura1, Takehiko Arai2, Tatsuaki Okada3, Naoya Sakatani3, Ramon Vilardell Belles1 (1.University of Aizu, 2.Maebashi institute of technology, 3.JAXA ISAS)
Keywords:
Thermal imager,Planetary defense,Software,Hayabusa2,Hera,RAMSES
HEAT is [a] software for calibrating and visualizing [the] data from thermal imagers on
Hayabusa2, Hera, and RAMSES, which are deep space missions. HEAT was originally
developed by Endo [et al.] (2017), and its functions have been [improved and] expanded.However, the size of HEAT has been too large for the current small team to manage.So, the current HEAT has been divided into [three] modules [according to] each function.In addition, the development language has been migrated from C++ to Python due to the demand from the science team. This study has developed HEAT_LIGHT as a part of this initiative. The Conversion function with CUI characterizes this module. HEAT_LIGHT has been verified by comparing the output of this study and sample code using cosine similarity. Further updates will bring enhancement of usability.
Hayabusa2, Hera, and RAMSES, which are deep space missions. HEAT was originally
developed by Endo [et al.] (2017), and its functions have been [improved and] expanded.However, the size of HEAT has been too large for the current small team to manage.So, the current HEAT has been divided into [three] modules [according to] each function.In addition, the development language has been migrated from C++ to Python due to the demand from the science team. This study has developed HEAT_LIGHT as a part of this initiative. The Conversion function with CUI characterizes this module. HEAT_LIGHT has been verified by comparing the output of this study and sample code using cosine similarity. Further updates will bring enhancement of usability.