Simplified README now that RTD is set up

README.md

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-Introduction
-============
 This Python package is intended for analysis of data from the [GRIPS](http://grips.ssl.berkeley.edu) long-duration flight of 2016 January 19–30.  It can also be used to analyze the pre-flight calibration data that was already being recorded using flight-like packet formats.  The code is still very much a work in progress, so not only are many elements still missing, even the parts that have been coded are likely to go through changes in their interfaces and organization.
 
-Prerequisites
-=============
-This package depends on:
-
-* Python 2.7
-* NumPy
-* SciPy
-* matplotlib
-* Cython, and corresponding build environment for compiling C code
-
-However, rather than installing these packages individually, it is highly recommended that one instead use a scientific Python distribution (e.g., [Anaconda](https://www.continuum.io/downloads)), which will include useful packages such as Jupyter Notebook (fomerly IPython Notebook).
-
-The build environment for C code is a bit trickier to set up on Windows than on the other platforms.  I will write out the steps at a later time.
-
-Installation
-============
-You can download `gripspy` either as a Git repository or just the code itself.  Installing `grispy` can be done through the basic ways (e.g., `python setup.py`), although I prefer using `pip` so that tracking installations is easier.  I recommend installing `gripspy` in "editable" mode so that it is more convenient for active development, e.g.:
-```
-pip install -e .
-```
-
-Use
-===
-Simply import `gripspy` to start.
-```python
-import gripspy
-```
-The class for handling science data are under `gripspy.science`.  Here are some examples of what has been implemented so far:
-```python
-data = gripspy.science.GeData(detector_number, filename)
-data = gripspy.science.BGOCounterData(filename)
-data = gripspy.science.BGOEventData(filename)
-data = gripspy.science.PYSequence(filelist)
-```
-
+The documentation can be found here: http://gripspy.readthedocs.org