The WaLSA Team is committed to facilitating openness, transparency, and reproducibility of its research. We freely share our codes in an open-access repository on GitHub. The codes are collaboratively being developed and advanced over time. Sharing codes not only make them available to other researchers, but can also give us ideas for improvements.
Our main programming languages are Python and IDL (Interactive Data Language). However, well-developed packages in, e.g., Matlab, are also used for particular studies. In addition, some of our simulation/analysis codes are in more general-purpose programming languages, suahc as, C/C++ and Fortran.
We share our codes/tools in a public, open access repository on GitHub, a well-known version-control system for tracking changes in source codes over time.
This repository is introduced and described in an article published in Nature Reviews Methods Primers.