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udpPacketManager: An International LOFAR Station Data (Pre-)Processor

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arxiv 2309.03228 v1 pith:NMGCS3KQ submitted 2023-09-04 astro-ph.IM

David J. McKenna , Evan F. Keane , Peter T. Gallagher , Joe McCauley This is my paper · ORCID
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International LOFAR stations are powerful radio telescopes, however they are delivered without the tooling necessary to convert their raw data stream into standard data formats that can be used by common processing pipelines, or science-ready data products. udpPacketManager is a C and C++ library that was developed with the intent of providing a faster-than-realtime software package for converting raw data into arbitrary data formats based on the needs of observers working with the Irish LOFAR station (I-LOFAR), and stations across Europe. It currently offers an open-source solution for both offline and online (pre-)processing of telescope data into a wide variety of formats.

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  1. Characterising the response of an International LOFAR Station

    astro-ph.IM 2026-07 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    International LOFAR stations are 20–45% more sensitive to sources on the rising side of the sky than the setting side, an asymmetry observed in all 11 tracked pulsars and across three stations.

  2. RRAT-like behaviour of PSR B0656+14 observed with I-LOFAR

    astro-ph.HE 2025-07 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

    PSR B0656+14 shows random, memory-less bright pulses at 110-190 MHz, requiring over 47,500 pulses to build a stable profile, resembling rotating radio transients.

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