Reverse Dependencies of astropy-healpix

The following projects have a declared dependency on astropy-healpix:

• argus-rico — Transient alert generation and database interaction for Argus and Evryscope
• astroquery — Functions and classes to access online astronomical data resources
• astrosa — Astronomical Observation Schedule Assessment Framework
• cosmotile — Cosmotile
• csromer — Compressed Sensing Rotation Measure Reconstructor
• dorado-scheduling — Dorado observation planning and scheduling simulations
• eventIsotropy — a robust measure of event isotropy at colliders
• fme — Train and evaluate weather/climate model emulators
• gaiaunlimited — Tools for manipulating Gaia selection functions.
• gdpyc — Gas and Dust Python Calculator
• gocart — Listen for, collect and convert multimessenger skymaps
• gwemopt — A python package for GW-EM Followup Optimization
• healpix-alchemy — SQLAlchemy extensions for HEALPix spatially indexed astronomy data
• hera-sim — A collection of simulation routines describing the HERA instrument.
• hpmoc — HPMOC is an ultra high-performance, cross-platform toolset for working with
• ligo.skymap — Tools for reading, writing, manipulating, and making LIGO and Virgo sky maps
• matvis — Fast matrix-based visibility simulator with interface to CPU and GPU
• nazgul — A code for fitting random Fourier features to time-seires for the IPN
• nutpy — Set of tools to study how space-telescopes with spin-precession scan strategies observe the sky
• nuztf — Package for multi-messenger correlation searches with ZTF
• pyradiosky — Python objects and interfaces for representing diffuse, extended and compact astrophysical radio sources
• reproject — Reproject astronomical images
• rgbloom — RGB from Gaia EDR3
• skytag — Annotate transient sources or galaxies with the percentage credibility region they reside within on a given HealPix sky map.
• skytempy — A simple package to calculate sky temperatures
• solstar — A package to simulate GHz radio Sun spectral image cubes
• tom-nonlocalizedevents — Reusable TOMToolkit app to support gravitational wave superevent and other nonlocalized event EM follow-up observations.
• vitamin-b — A user-friendly machine learning Bayesian inference library