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The UCLA Plasma Simulation Group and its collaborators develop, maintain, and improve several production codes. These include OSIRIS, QuickPIC, UPIC-EMMA, and OSHUN. OSIRIS is a fully parallelized, fully relativistic, and highly optimized, multi-dimensional PIC code using finite difference field solver combined with a rigorous charge conserving current deposit that is used …
Over the past decade, members of the OSIRIS Consortium at UCLA and IST led by PICKSC member R.A. Fonseca have developed a very sophisticated set of data analysis and visualization routines based on IDL, called VisXD. We also have a smaller set of Python routines that emulate some of the analysis routines.
We are users and developers of OSIRIS, UPIC, QuickPIC, and QPAD and a set of Jupyter notebooks aimed at education. If you would like more information on this software please look at the software page. PICKSC is housed within the UCLA Departments of Physics and Astronomy and of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
An, X. Xu, W. B. Mori 2 Ricardo Fonseca | OSIRIS Workshop 2017 osiris 3.0 osiris framework · Massivelly Parallel, Fully Relativistic Particle-in-Cell (PIC) Code Osiris · Visualization and Data Analysis Infrastructure 3.0 · Developed by the osiris.consortium ⇒ UCLA + IST code features · Scalability to ~ 1.6 M cores · SIMD hardware ...
OSIRIS hardware and major software changes are posted here. Please follow this website to determine which calibration scans you should use for your reductions. The most unique step within the OSIRIS pipeline is the extraction of the spectra from the 2-dimensional raw frames.
OSIRIS OSIRIS is a fully relativistic, massively parallel particle-in-cell (PIC) code extensively used by the epp team. The current version of OSIRIS is 4.0. It is developed and maintained by the Osiris Consortium, consisting of IST and UCLA. IST manages the links of the Osiris consortium with European institutions. As part of our collaboration strategy, our team has signed MoUs …
OSIRIS is an integral field spectrograph (IFS) designed to work with the Keck Adaptive Optics System. It uses an array of tiny lenses to sample a rectangular patch of the focal plane and produces spectra at up to 3000 locations simultaneously.
Overview The OSIRIS particle-in-cell framework State-of-the-art relativistic EM-PIC algorithm Massively Parallel for large scale simulations / eficient enough to run on laptops Widely used in many kinetic plasma scenarios, from high-intensity laser plasma interaction to astrophysical shocks OSIRIS 4.0 is a robust, extensible framework
OSIRIS Data Reduction Pipeline I'm leading the OSIRIS Data Pipeline Working Group, which seeks to characterize and improve the data reduction pipeline for the OSIRIS integral-field spectrograph on the Keck 1 telescope. The development and release for the pipeline is on github. Fitting Stellar Parameters Starkit is a generalized stellar spectral fitting routine using a grid of …
OSIRIS is an innovative and unique spectrograph, and hence it takes more preparation than traditional spectrographs with planning and reductions. We suggest looking over the OSIRIS manual prior to your observing run as well as the Keck OSIRIS webpage for further telescope and AO information.
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