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Active Regions image is non-figurative

Open vnp85 opened this issue 10 months ago • 6 comments

The active regions image looks non-figurative, with unexpected features

ver: 2.9.1 dev win11, 64 GB ram

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in iron (for the Helium) it looks good

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in Ha it is so-so

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vnp85 avatar Feb 01 '25 18:02 vnp85

Found another one in the meanwhile

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vnp85 avatar Feb 01 '25 18:02 vnp85

ok...

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vnp85 avatar Feb 01 '25 18:02 vnp85

PTAL at https://melix.github.io/blog/2025/02-01-jsolex-actve-areas.html for a beginning of explanation and limitations

melix avatar Feb 01 '25 19:02 melix

I think the internal reflections may be a contributing factor, it eerily resembles the flat's and reflections' position

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vnp85 avatar Feb 01 '25 20:02 vnp85

I need to figure out some filtering mechanism, this will improve over time, I hope!

melix avatar Feb 01 '25 20:02 melix

I think you could go back from the assembled disk:

take the final disk apply a large radius median, like 100 pixel (for the disk of 3000px diameter) subtract from the median the disk image, sunspots turn bright, everything else goes dark mark the areas considerably darker than the median (ie the highlights of the result of the subtraction) with the coordinates of the above, go back to the scanlines: if, at the expected scanline there is a vertical feature, that's a bingo for a sunspot and not a filament.

for active regions with no sunspots, the (diskImage - median) should be of interest

vnp85 avatar Feb 01 '25 20:02 vnp85