cdshealpix-rust
CDS implementation of the HEALPix tesselation in Rust and modules to generate libraries in WebAssemnly, Python, ...
For informations on HEALPix in general, see: * The official web site * The Wikipedia page * The two main related papers: Gorsky (2005) and Calabretta (2007)
See also the official page containing GPL v2 codes in Fortran, C++, Java, IDL, Python, ...
(Help me to add links to other HEALPix resources and codes).
This library is mainly a port of a part of the CDS Java library available here.
cone
and polygon
queriesBMOC
(MOC with a flag telling if a cell is fully or partially covered by a surface) as a result of cone
and polygon
queriesCompute the cell number of a given position on the unit-sphere at a given HEALPix depth.
```rust use cdshealpix::{nside}; use cdshealpix::nested::{getorcreate, Layer};
let depth = 12u8; let lon = 12.5f64.toradians(); let lat = 89.99999f64.to_radians();
let nestedd12 = getorcreate(depth); let nside = nside(depth) as u64; let expectedcellnumber = nside * nside - 1
asserteq!(expectedcellnumber, nestedd12.hash(lon, lat)); ```
Get the spherical coorinates of the 4 vertices of a given cell at a given depth:
```rust use cdshealpix::nested::{getorcreate, Layer};
let depth = 12u8; let celllnumber= 10_u64;
let nestedd12 = getor_create(depth);
let [ (lonsouth, latsouth), (loneast, lateast), (lonnorth, latnorth), (lonwest, latwest) ] = nestedd12.vertices(cellnumber);
```
Get a hierarchical view (a MOC) on the cells overlapped by a given cone:
```rust use cdshealpix::nested::{getorcreate, Layer};
let depth = 6u8; let nestedd6 = getorcreate(depth);
let lon = 13.158329f64.toradians(); let lat = -72.80028f64.toradians(); let radius = 5.64323f64.toradians();
let moc = nested3.coneoverlapapprox(lon, lat, radius); ```
The code source of the very beginning of a standalone exec can be found in src/bin.rs
.
To build and use the WebAssembly (and Javascript) files, the libwasmbingen
directory.
We rely on wasm-bingen.
See the libpython
directory containing so far a very basic python script showing how to use the library from python.
We are currently working on making a clean Python wrapper and generating Python Wheels for a simple install through pip
.
Like most projects in Rust, this project is licensed under either of
at your option.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in this project by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
This is my very first project in Rust so please be indulgent and find better examples if you want to learn Rust.