# Tutorials

Four interactive Jupyter notebooks are provided to help you get started with `argosim` and radio interferometric simulations:
1. [Antenna Array Simulation](https://github.com/ARGOS-telescope/argosim/blob/main/tutorial/notebooks/tuto_1_antenna_utils.ipynb)
2. [Aperture Synthesis](https://github.com/ARGOS-telescope/argosim/blob/main/tutorial/notebooks/tuto_2_uv-tracks.ipynb)
3. [Image reconstruction](https://github.com/ARGOS-telescope/argosim/blob/main/tutorial/notebooks/tuto_3_imaging.ipynb)
4. [CLEAN deconvolution](https://github.com/ARGOS-telescope/argosim/blob/main/tutorial/notebooks/tuto_4_clean.ipynb)

## Other Resources
Several examples using `argosim` are provided in the [`notebooks`](https://github.com/ARGOS-telescope/argosim/tree/main/notebooks) directory of the repository. These notebooks cover the main functionalities of `argosim` and provide practical examples.

> To run the notebooks, you can use Jupyter Notebook or JupyterLab. You will need to install Jupyter if you haven't already.
