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LOFAR (LOw Frequency ARray) Software Repository - README
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The LOFAR repository contains some of the software packages to operate
the LOFAR radio telescope and process its measurement output.
LOFAR is operated by ASTRON, the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy.
For more information, see http://www.astron.nl/ and http://www.lofar.org/
Source code is available at https://svn.astron.nl/LOFAR
Repository web interface: https://svn.astron.nl/viewvc/LOFAR/
Top-level LOFAR Project Content (incomplete summary)
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CEP/Calibration/	Calibration: BBS, antenna and station responses
CEP/DP3/		Pre-processing: flagging, demixing, averag., calibration
CEP/LAPS/		LOFAR Automated Processing System:
                          Image processing on the cluster/grid/archive
CEP/Pipeline/		Self-calibration / imaging pipeline
CMake/			CMake configuration & build helper scripts
CMake/variants/		compiler- and hostname-specific build configurations
CMakeLists.txt		Top-level CMake configuration & build script
Docker/			Docker container templates and build scripts
INSTALL			Build and installation instructions
LCS/			LOFAR Common Software: frequently used LOFAR libraries
LCS/LofarStMan/		LOFAR Storage Manager for casacore MeasurementSets
LCU/			Local Controller Unit: station software tools
MAC/			Monitoring and Control software, static metadata
MAC/Deployment/data/StaticMetaData/ Static metadata: names, positions, delays...
README			This file
RTCP/			Real-Time Central Processing: correlator and beamformer
RTCP/Cobalt/		COrrelator and BeAmformer for the Lofar Telescope
SAS/			Submission And Scheduling
SubSystems/		Build targets for deployment and some integration tests
For questions about LOFAR software installation, usage, or bug reports, please
contact the ASTRON Radio Observatory software group via:
For questions about observing with LOFAR or your data product, please contact
the ASTRON Radio Observatory "Science Operations & Support" group via: