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= Education and Public Outreach =

== All-Sky Visualization ==
There are a couple of interactive webpages that help visualize the sky at the frequencies that LWA1 observes at.  These pages can be found at:
  * [http://fornax.phys.unm.edu/low-frequency-sky/index.html The Low Frequency Sky]
  * [https://fornax.phys.unm.edu/multi-wavelength-sky/index.html The Multi-Wavelength Sky]

Additional information about the data and visualization process can be found [wiki:AllSkyVisualization on this page].

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== LWATV GUI ==

[[Image(LWATV-PASI.png)]]

=== Description ===
This Python script generates a GUI showing the latest LWATV image and runs on Linux, OS X, and the Raspberry Pi.  The GUI consists of four parts:
  1. The latest LWATV image (or where the beams are pointed if LASI isn't running),
  2. a picture of the LWA1 site with the VLA in the background,
  3. an optional pre-recorded LWATV movie for previous days, and
  4. a text description describing what sources are in the images and movies.

The software is now hosted at [https://github.com/lwa-project/lwatv].

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== LWA Status Script ==

[[Image(LWA1Status.png)]]

=== Description ===
This Python script uses a [http://www.blinkstick.com/ BlinkStick] to provide a visual indicator of what an LWA station is doing.  It runs on Linux and OS X, and displays the:
  * Overall station status
  * Data recorder operations
  * Whether or not LASI is running/updating LWATV

The software is now hosted at [https://github.com/lwa-project/lwa_status].

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== Additional Information == 
For additional information about any of the software described on this page please e-mail:
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