Obit

Obit is a free and open-source software package for radio interferometry and synthesis imaging.

The main features of Obit include data manipulation, image processing, and visualization tools, as well as support for various telescope configurations and observing modes.

Obit supports a wide range of telescope configurations and observing modes, but it's always best to check the official documentation or contact the development team to confirm compatibility.

Obit can be installed from source using a standard build process, which typically involves downloading and compiling the code. Detailed installation instructions are provided in the official documentation.

Obit is primarily written in C++, with some additional tools and scripts written in Python and other languages.

Yes, Obit provides a wide range of tools for both data reduction and visualization. You can use it to process your data and then visualize the results using various plotting and imaging techniques.

Obit is designed to work seamlessly with other popular radio interferometry and synthesis imaging packages, such as CASA and AIPS. However, it's always a good idea to check for compatibility before integrating Obit into your workflow.

Obit has an active community of users and developers who can provide support through various channels, including the official mailing list, online forums, and in-person workshops and conferences.

Yes, the Obit development team is committed to ongoing development and maintenance of the software. New releases are typically made every few months, incorporating user feedback and fixing reported bugs.