Computer Science – Sound
Scientific paper
Nov 1989
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1989aseicreptr....m&link_type=abstract
Final Report, 19 Oct. 1987 - 30 Nov. 1989 American Science and Engineering, Inc., Cambridge, MA.
Computer Science
Sound
Coronal Loops, Imaging Techniques, Photographs, Photometry, Solar Maximum Mission, Solar Spectra, Sounding Rockets, X Ray Imagery, Calibrating, High Resolution, Photographic Film, Rocket Flight, Sensitivity, Ultraviolet Spectra, X Rays
Scientific paper
Three improvements in photographic x-ray imaging techniques for solar astronomy are presented. The testing and calibration of a new film processor was conducted; the resulting product will allow photometric development of sounding rocket flight film immediately upon recovery at the missile range. Two fine grained photographic films were calibrated and flight tested to provide alternative detector choices when the need for high resolution is greater than the need for high sensitivity. An analysis technique used to obtain the characteristic curve directly from photographs of UV solar spectra were applied to the analysis of soft x-ray photographic images. The resulting procedure provides a more complete and straightforward determination of the parameters describing the x-ray characteristic curve than previous techniques. These improvements fall into the category of refinements instead of revolutions, indicating the fundamental suitability of the photographic process for x-ray imaging in solar astronomy.
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