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Highly dynamic solar eruptive activities occurring over the corona and transition region, triggered off by magnetic field reconnection, are the driving source of disastrous space weather, and the space imaging and spectroscopic measurements of solar eruptive activities are a key data source for accurate space weather forecasting. The He II 30.4 nm resonance line comes from the Lyman α transition of singly ionized helium, which has an anomalous intensity, an order of magnitude higher than the intensities of other transition region lines. In this paper, we propose and design a two-dimensional spectroscopic tomographic imaging instrument operating at He II 30.4 nm wavelength to make up for the shortcomings of conventional solar extreme ultraviolet imager and imaging spectrometer, and adopt a slitless three-order (–1, 0, +1) simultaneous diffraction imaging configuration with a single snapshot to achieve two-dimensional spectroscopy instantaneous imaging with a large field of view. Owing to the confusion of spatial and spectral information of the three orders of images, the three-dimensional data cube I (x, y, λ) of the observed target is reconstructed using a spectral data inversion algorithm with a limited tomographic projection angle.
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Keywords:
- solar extreme ultraviolet /
- tomographic imaging /
- imaging spectrometer /
- spectral data inversion
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表 1 层析成像光谱仪的技术指标和系统参数表
Table 1. Specifications and system parameters for tomographic imaging spectrometer.
参数 取值 Specifications Spectral range/nm 29.4 — 31.4 FOV/arcmin2 10 arcmin × 10 arcmin Spectral resolution/nm 0.003 Spatial resolution/arcsec 0.42 Line-of-sight velocity/(km·s–1) > 29.61 System focal length/mm 6500 Pixel size/μm 13 Optical volume/mm3 1050 mm×
330 mm×60 mmTelescope design RT/mm 1888.190 Conic –1 Δ/mm 80 Spectral imaging system design 1/d0/mm–1 3200 rA/mm 150 β 6.87× i/(°) 5.56 R/mm 263.514 ρ/mm 259.940 b2 0.0938 Ruling area/mm2 20 mm × 20 mm 表 2 层析成像光谱仪的数据重建算法SMART
Table 2. Data reconstruction algorithm SMART for tomography imaging spectrometer.
Smooth multiplicative algebraic reconstruction technique 1. Initial guess: $G(x, \lambda ) = {I_0}(x){I_\infty }(\lambda )/N$ 2. Projection: $[{I'_{ - 1}}, {I'_0}, {I'_{ + 1}}, {I'_\infty }] = P[G]$ 3. Correction: $\begin{aligned} G = G{\left[ {\frac{ { {I_{ - 1} }(x - \lambda )} }{ { { {I'}_{ - 1} }(x - \lambda )} } } \right]^\gamma }{\left[ {\frac{ { {I_0}(x)} }{ { { {I'}_0}(x)} } } \right]^\gamma }\\ \times{\left[ {\frac{ { {I_{ + 1} }(x + \lambda )} }{ { { {I'}_{ + 1} }(x + \lambda )} } } \right]^\gamma }{\left[ {\frac{ { {I_\infty }(\lambda )} }{ { { {I'}_\infty }(\lambda )} } } \right]^\gamma }\end{aligned}$ 4. Smoothing: $G = G \otimes \displaystyle\frac{1}{ {1 + 2 t + 2 s} }\left[ {\begin{array}{*{20}{c} } 0& t & 0 \\ s& 1 & s \\ 0& t & 0 \end{array} } \right]$ 5. Reprojection: $[{I'_{ - 1}}, {I'_0}, {I'_{ + 1}}, {I'_\infty }] = P[G]$ 6. Evaluate goodness of fit: $\chi _m^2 = 1 + \displaystyle\sum\limits_{x, y} \dfrac{(I'_m - I_m)^2}{N}$ 7. Adjust smoothing parameters: $t = \dfrac{t}{\chi _{ - 1}^2\chi _{ + 1}^2},~~ s = \dfrac{s}{\chi _0^2}$ 8. Loop to step 3 表 3 反演效果评价指标
Table 3. Evaluation indicators for the reconstruction
Quantized indicators τ k δRMS Parametric inversion 0.862 0.668 0.294 -
[1] 王水, 魏奉思 2007 地球物理学进展 22 1025
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Wang S, Wei F S 2007 Prog. Geophys. 22 1025
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
Wang J X, Ji H S 2013 Sci. China Earth Sci. 43 883
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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