GIS – an update Dr Lucie Green Mullard Space Science Laboratory UCL.

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GIS – an update Dr Lucie Green Mullard Space Science Laboratory UCL

To get Good recent spectra Webpages to go through Giulio’s plot which show ghosted regions Ghost information file

GIS – New Web Pages

GIS – Users Guide

GIS – ghost information file The ghostbuster software generates an information file SPECTRAL ATLAS 4 / GIS Meridian Study T23:24:52.538, s31134r17.fits GSET: 66 ; Slit no/size: 2 / 4"x4" ; Pointing: [0,968] GIS Detector 1 - Likely Ghosting Regions Fe XI A line ghosts to 160 A, 1434 counts (15%) recovered Fe X A line ghosts to 157 A, 5791 counts (18%) recovered Fe X A line ghosts to 154 A, 6293 counts (16%) recovered Fe XII A line ghosts into 175 A --- Blend / unrecovered Fe XII 192. A line ghosts into A --- Blend / unrecovered Wavelengths affected by ghosting Locations of recovered counts Blended lines

GIS - Studies

GIS – Data Archive Synoptic observations run since the start of the mission. For example, quiet sun obs: -SPECT_1 Slit: 2x2" Raster area: 30x30" Exposure time: 30s -GIMCP Slit: 2x2" Raster area: 2x2" Exposure time: 100s Search the archive! IDL> headcat, cat96, year=1996 Search though cat96.SCI_OBJ to look for coronal holes, active region loops etc…

GIS – Line Intensities LTGD decreases line intensity and broadens lines Uncorrected intensities give an idea of detector evolution

SPECT_1 study Spectral line counts

GIS – LTGD methods Filament dumps GIS1 in 2001 GIMCPS1 study – line by line analysis 197 A 171A

GIS – Long-term Gain Depression Flat fields available Strong lines

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GIS – Line Profiles

No LTGD cor. Line widths with LTGD cor.

Summary Request observations Request data GIS is working well Revision of calibration is underway Comments on User Guide are welcome