This little piece of software can plot synthetic spectra (generated on the fly with MOOG) on top of your input spectrum.
This is a fairly standard scientific package and require normal packages. Just do the following:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/DanielAndreasen/MOOGly
$ pip install git+https://github.com/DanielAndreasen/synthesis-plotterThe first package is used to run and read MOOG.
Moreover, you will need to have MOOGSILENT in your PATH.
If the above installation is successfull you should now have a executable in your PATH called plotter.py (you may have to start a new terminal to see this).
To run you simply execute the script as:
$ plotter.py -i <input-spectrum> -l <linelist-for-MOOG> -a <atmosphere-model>The input spectrum is assumed to be a text file with first column as wavelength and second column as normalized flux.
After you run the script you will see a plot like below (set the cursor in one of the boxes and hit enter). Now you can change the element (only one element is possible) and the abundances (seperated with a comma), hit enter and see the updated plot.
There are some example files in the example folder to get you started. Enjoy!