Tawhiri is the name given to the next version of the CUSF Landing Prediction Software, which will probably be different enough from the current version (see below) to warrant a new name.
The name comes from a Māori god of weather, which rather aptly “drove Tangaroa and his progeny into the sea ” (WP).
Please see the CUSF wiki, which contains pages on Tawhiri and prediction in general.
More detailed API and setup documentation.
…is written for Python 3, is compatible with Python 2, and needs Cython:
$ virtualenv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python setup.py build_ext --inplaceThe last line (re-)builds the Cython extensions, and needs to be run again
after modifying any .pyx files.
The downloader was written before Python had good cooperative concurrency support, and so is instead a separate application in OCaml.
Tawhiri is Copyright 2014 (see AUTHORS & individual files) and licensed under the GNU GPL 3 (see LICENSE).