The unpacked "scipts" directory holds scripts written to support the paper
"Quantifying the Effects of Parameters in Widespread SEP Events with EPREM" by
Matthew A. Young and Bala Poduval. The scripts were run on Ubuntu and have not
been tested on any other operating system.

The script "run-as-batch" assumes that the simulation output resides in
subdirectories of a sibling directory named "runs". In other words, the
directory structure should look like

/path/to/project/
├── scripts/
│   ├── analyze-run
│   ├── make-gifs
│   ├── multipanel-positions.json
│   ├── plot-flux-multipanel
│   ├── plot-initial-spectrum
│   ├── plot-mhd
│   ├── plot-observer-positions
│   ├── plot-stream-flux
│   ├── plot-stream-grid
│   ├── plot-stream-mhd
│   └── run-as-batch
└── runs/
    ├── baseline
    ├── baseline-extended
    ├── mfp-power-hi
    ├── mfp-power-lb
    ├── mfp-power-lo
    ├── mfp-reference
    ├── mfp-rigidity-hi
    ├── mfp-rigidity-lb
    ├── mfp-scaling
    ├── no-diffusion
    ├── no-perp-diff
    ├── shock-profile
    └── with-drift


Most scripts also assume that the target Python routines reside in the directory
~/open-eprem/eprem-analysis. Both the eprem-analysis and eprempy packages are
available from https://gitlab.com/open-eprem. The eprempy package is also
pip-installable.

