The Cloudy Project
I began developing Cloudy at the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge, in August 1978. It is named after the famed East Anglian weather. Some links:
- Information about Cloudy
- nublado.org, the project website, where you can download the source, data, and documentation
- Cloudy Workshops, where participants can learn about spectroscopy and Cloudy. The workshop began a world tour in Lexington in 2012, visited Belfast (NI), Durham (UK), Leiden (Netherlands), Warsaw (Poland), Pune (India), Shangdong (China), and ended in July of 2017 in Tonantzintla (Mexico). A world tour map is here. Later workshops have been held in Belfast (NI), Chiang Mai (Thailand), Lexington, and Cambridge.
- An article UK PR did on the Cloudy project in late 2018
- The NASA ADS list of the major review articles on Cloudy.
Textbooks and reviews
- Astrophysics of Gaseous Nebulae, Osterbrock & Ferland, AGN3,