Skip to content

NicolaiHaaberJunge/UpconverisonTools

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

Latest commit

 

History

8 Commits
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Repository files navigation

UpconversionTools Python Package

General Theory

When a spectrum is measured using the upconversion module you are measuring light in the NIR-Vis region instead of the mid-IR regions. This is the results of the non-linear optical process taking place in the upconversion module, which effectivly transposes the infrared light up to NIR-Vis. This way we build small and compact systems and use regular silicon-based spectrometers such as the OceanOptics/Insight products.

Since our measured light is in NIR-Vis we need to transpose the NIR-Vis spectrum to the corresponding IR spectrum (in reciprocal centimiters). This is done using a simple transformation of the wavelength of the measured light like so:

Installation

Clone the UpconversionTools repository.

cd UpconversionTools
pip install .

Usage

Working with single spectrum.

from uc.module import UC

spectrum = UC(measurment='your-measurment-file.txt', dark='your-dark.txt (optional)', reference='your-reference-file.txt', header=False)

spectrum.absorbance()

Batch Processing files:

To batch process a folder with spectra, collected from an In-situ measurment you can use the batch-module of the UpconversionTools package.

from uc.batch import batch_process

batch_process(measurments=<path-to-measurment-files-folder>, dark=<you-dark-spectrum (Optional if you already subtracted the dark spectrum
when measuring.>, reference=<your-reference-spectrum>, output=<the-path-and-name-of-results-file>, header=<if-the-files-contain-headers>,
spec_type='A)

CLI

Using the CLI to batch process files (Command Line Interface)

UpconversionTools also comes with a CLI to be used in the command line or terminal. This is convenient to quickly process many files.

In the terminal/CMD (Obs. use the Anaconda3-Prompt if Anaconda is installed). Use the -h flag to see how to use the tool.

Ex:

ucmod -s <your-folder-with-spectra> -d <your-dark-spectrum (optional)> -r <your-ref-spectrum> -o <name-and-location-of-results-file> --header (if files have headers) -t R (gives reflectance)

Documentation


uc.module.UC(measurment=str, dark=str, reference=str, header=boolian)
Parameters:
measurment

file path to measurment file.

dark

file path to dark spectrum.

reference

file path to reference spectrum.

header

(True/False) If the datafiles contain header with metadata (if you choose this option in OceanView/SpectraSuite.

Returns:

An instance of the UC module class.


uc.module.UC.absorbance()

Converts the spectral data to absorbance [lg(reflectance)].

Returns

Pandas Dataframe: A pandas dataframe containing your UC corrected IR spectrum in Absorbance.


uc.module.UC.reflectance()

Converts the spectral data to absorbance [lg(reflectance)].

Returns

Pandas Dataframe: A pandas dataframe containing your UC corrected IR spectrum in Absorbance.


uc.batch.batch_process(measurments, dark, reference, output, header=False, spec_type='A'):
Parameters: measurment

file path to folder containing the spectra.
dark
file path to dark spectrum.
reference
file path to reference spectrum.
output
The path + name to you the output file which will contain your spectra. e.g. header
(True/False) If the datafiles contain header with metadata (if you choose this option in OceanView/SpectraSuite. spec_type
Desired type of spectrum 'A' : Absorbance, 'R': Reflectance.

About

Python package for processing upconversion spectral data.

Resources

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published

Languages