A forward-modeling correction using real-time lens imaging reduces dust stray-light noise by 67% and restores expected coronal intensity profiles in ground-based data.
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Upgrades to the Lijiang Coronagraph enable observations showing strong correlations between coronal green-line brightness, magnetic field strength at 1.1 solar radii, and SDO/AIA 21.1 nm emission.
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Forward Modeling of Dust-Induced Stray Light in Ground-Based Coronagraphs: A Dual-Path Monitoring Approach for High-Precision Inner Corona Observations
A forward-modeling correction using real-time lens imaging reduces dust stray-light noise by 67% and restores expected coronal intensity profiles in ground-based data.
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Observational Technological Innovations and Future Development of the Lijiang Coronagraph
Upgrades to the Lijiang Coronagraph enable observations showing strong correlations between coronal green-line brightness, magnetic field strength at 1.1 solar radii, and SDO/AIA 21.1 nm emission.