Below are some Jupyter notebooks that use the ZTF candidate catalog. If you have a login, use the server that can connect to the ZTF database at https://jupyter.lsst.ac.uk. Logging in is via a user's institutional credentials, rather than having to remember yet another username/password combination. Access is on a limited basis, since Lasair is a technology prototype, not a production system; to make a request, follow the procedure listed here to get an account, then write to lasair-help@lists.roe.ac.uk saying what you would like to do with the Jupyter access to Lasair.

There are a few notebooks listed below. These and many others can be downloaded with the command
  git clone https://github.com/lsst-uk/jupyter_notebooks

• Fetching data from many sources: Transient Name Server, PanSTARRS images, Open Astronomy catalogs. (HTML, ipynb)
• Find transients in a host galaxy much more luminous than the host (HTML, ipynb)
• Outbursts with Exponential Moving Averages: Synthetic signal (HTML, ipynb)
• Outbursts with Exponential Moving Averages: from ZTF data (HTML, ipynb)
• Plotting the path of a Kuiper belt object Makemake (HTML, ipynb)
• Light curves of frequently-observed minor planets (HTML, ipynb)
• Display an object in Jupyter that replicates the web page for the object (HTML, ipynb)
• Plotting sky coverage on Mollweide projection (HTML, ipynb)
• Star/galaxy separation analysis (HTML, ipynb)

Please Contact us with any notebooks that you would like to share.