BUG: error in time slicing in the get_points() function about asilib HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @ktdavidson,

Thank you for the bug report. The bug comes about when you passed a single Imager into Imagers. Imagers expects a tuple of asilib.Imager objects, not a single asilib.Imager object.

Given that the get_points() method is in Imagers, this is an appropriate way for you to use it. I fixed the bug in Imagers and I will release it soon. In the meanwhile, a quick fix is to wrap your _imagers variable as a tuple: asis = asilib.Imagers((_imagers, )). The example below implements this fix.

import datetime

import asilib
import asilib.asi

location_code = 'FYKN'
map_alt_km = 150
min_elevation = 2
time = datetime.datetime(2012,2,15,6,0,0)

_imagers = asilib.asi.themis(location_code,time=time,alt=map_alt_km)
asis = asilib.Imagers((_imagers, ))

lat_lon_points,intensities = asis.get_points(min_elevation=min_elevation)
print(lat_lon_points)
print(intensities)
print(lat_lon_points.shape)

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Thank you! This fixed the problem.

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Great! I released an update so you can now use your original code once you update the library via

python3 -m pip install aurora-asi-lib==0.20.5

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