A collection of tools to analyze and visualize atmospheric aerosol and ion data.
## Installation
```shell
pip install aerosol-functions
```
## Documentation
See [here](https://jlpl.github.io/aerosol-functions/)
## Using the `aerosol-analyzer`
The `aerosol-analyzer` is a GUI application where one can visualize and analyze aerosol number size distribution data. The application runs in the browser using a bokeh server.
A general workflow is roughly the following:
1. Load aerosol number size distribution data from a CSV file. Note that it is recommended to first combine all the data into a single file before opening it in the `aerosol-analyzer`. In the CSV file:
- First column: timestamps (e.g. in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)
- First row: particle diameters representing each size bin
- The rest of the data should contain the number size distribution
2. Draw regions of interest (ROIs) on the number size distribution using the `FreehandDrawTool`
3. Select ROIs using the `TapTool` and do selected calculations on the data inside the ROIs. For example one can:
- Fit (mixture) log-normal distributions on the selected size distributions
4. Save the ROIs including the calculated quantities to a JSON formatted file.
5. Continue working on a project by loading an already saved ROI file.
To start the application type on the command line:
```
aerosol-analyzer
```
Below is a screenshot from the application
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