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  • University of Groningen
  • Netherlands
  • 07:03 (UTC -12:00)
  • LinkedIn in/kariuki-chege

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kariukic/README.md

Hi there 👋

  • I am kariuki chege. I write code that runs on supercomputers to process data for very big telescopes like LOFAR, NenuFAR and MWA.
  • 🔭 I’m currently working on nextleap, a nextflow pipeline to process petabytes of data observed by LOFAR, a European radio telescope as part of my astronomy research.
  • 🌱 I’m always looking to learn new skills and technologies in programming, AI, data science, data engineering and general software development.
  • 📫 You can reach me via email

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  1. nenuflow nenuflow Public

    A workflow to analyse Nenufar Cosmic Dawn data

    Nextflow 1

  2. fotireps fotireps Public

    Fotireps is a user-friendly conglomerate of different data processing tools used by the MWA EoR group. Fotireps is made to be highly modularized and robust with each step being runnable in isolatio…

    Python

  3. sivio sivio Public

    Simulating ionospheric effects on radio interferometry observations. This code simulate the MWA radio telescope and applies ionospheric source position offsets to the computed visibilities.

    Python 4 2

  4. sgains sgains Public

    A tool to ingest, interprete , analyze and visualize sagecal calibration outputs for the LOFAR radio telescope data

    Jupyter Notebook 1