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!!!EIS Data Processing and Analysis\\
!!This is EIS Data Processing and Analysis page.\\
All related materials go here, thanks.
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!! Getting started
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*[EIS data analysis tutorial|ParisTutorial] (Paris meeting, Nov 2007)
[The tilt of the EIS slit|TiltOfEISslit]
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*[EIS Tips (en) @ National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ) |http://solar-b.nao.ac.jp/hinode_wiki/index.php?EIS%20Tips%20List]
[Offset between CCDs in the y direction|CCDOffset]
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*[EIS Tutorials @ Naval Research Laboratory (NRL)|http://tcrb.nrl.navy.mil/~hwarren/tutorial.html]
[Offset between CCDs in the x direction|CCDOffsetX]
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*[EIS Data Analysis Guide @ Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL)|https://vsolar.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/SolarB/SoftGuides.jsp]
[Orbital variation of line position|OrbitalVariationLinePosition]
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*[EIS Spectroscopy analysis tutorial|http://www.astro.gla.ac.uk/solaire/mat.php] (on SOLARIE-SODAS, Glasgow June 2009)
[Hot pixels|HotPixels]
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[EIS_CAT and the EIS Science Data Catalog|EISDBTop]
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[Removing cosmic rays|CosmicRays]
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!!Software
[EIS pointing stability|PointingStability]
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An EIS FITS file is read into an IDL object with:
[Fitting EIS lines with eis_moment|EISMomentsObjects]
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{{{
IDL> data=obj_new('eis_data',filename)
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[EIS Tips (en) @ NAOJ |http://solar-b.nao.ac.jp/hinode_wiki/index.php?EIS%20Tips%20List]
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where 'filename' is the name of the level-1 file (a level-0 file can be read in the same way). Information can be extracted from the object via a large number of [object methods|EISmethods].
[A Wrapper to the EIS Objects (eis_getwindata) |EISGetWindata]
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*[Data analysis routines|DataAnalysisRoutines]
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*[Fitting EIS lines with EIS_MOMENT |EISMomentsObjects]
You can find out where EIS was observing by going to:
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*[A Wrapper to the EIS Objects (EIS_GETWINDATA) |EISGetWindata]
[http://www.scs.gmu.edu/~kdere/eis_mapper.html]
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*[Using the EIS Subversion Repository |EISRepository]
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!EIS_PREP
--[KenDere|http://null], 20-Jun-2007
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*[How do I call EIS_PREP?|eis_prep_call]
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*[What does EIS_PREP do?|eis_prep]
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*[Evaluation of errors in EIS_PREP|EvaluationOfErrorsInEis_prep]
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!Gaussian fitting
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The document below details software available in the EIS Solarsoft tree for fitting Gaussians to EIS data.
1. Complete_List_Of_EIS_Studies?
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[Gaussian fitting for the Hinode/EIS mission|https://hyperion.nascom.nasa.gov/svn/eis/release/doc/fitting/eis_auto_fit.pdf]
I am just wondering if there is a complete list of EIS studies available? The list I found online seems to be incomplete.
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Examples for using the routine eis_auto_fit to automatically fit Gaussians across a raster are given in the document below.
--[134.226.1.194|http://null], 22-Jun-2007
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[Gaussian fitting examples using eis_auto_fit|https://hyperion.nascom.nasa.gov/svn/eis/release/doc/fitting/eis_auto_fit_examples.pdf]
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The full list is actually available through solarsoft, if you have the EIS branch downloaded. Firing up either eis_xstudy (just lists them) or eis_mk_study (to make and edit them) should give you the chance to load a study. If you're not seeing them, then there's probably one of two problems: either you're set up to use just your personal database ([http://solar-b.nao.ac.jp/hinode_wiki/index.php?fix_zdbase]) and there's nothing there, or you're set up to use the official database, and it's not being pointed to correctly.
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We don't distribute it in SSWDB, just in the normal SSW EIS branch, so that shouldn't be a worry.
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!FITS file issues
--[Dave Williams|http://www.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/~drw], 25-Jun-2007
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*[Big EIS FITS files|BigEISFitsFiles]
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*[EIS exposure times; the GETEXP() method|EISExposureTimesGetexpMethod]
The studies you found on MSSL hinode/eis website ([http://msslxr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk:8080/SolarB/EisStudies.jsp]) are not complete, however there is a plan to provide complete list of EIS (science) studies online on the website. It is coming soon, so please come back to check it. At the moment, please use "eis_xstudy" or "eis_mk_study" in solarsoft, like David suggested above.
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*[Missing data/missing files|MissingData]
--[JianSun], 25-Jun-2007
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!Search EIS studies
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*[Searching for EIS Studies on the Web |EIS_Web_Search]
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*[EIS study search tool in Solarsoft|EIS_study_search_tool]
2. Line_width_variation_studies_by_EIS?
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I'm getting first level data from zero level after usual reduction by 'eis_prep'. However, when i am fitting the lines by xcfit, i'm getting the spectrum slightly displaced from the wavelength values given in the data window. What error this will make in the calculations?. Secondly, can we get the accurate width variation ? , and can we use these datas for line-width variation studies ?
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--[A.K. Srivastava], 02-July-2007
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!!Miscellaneous
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*[EIS_CAT and the EIS Science Data Catalog|EISDBTop]
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*[How can I see where EIS was observing? Try the EIS Mapper @ GMU|where_EIS_was_observing]
Line_width_variation_studies_by_EIS?
Secondly, can we get the accurate width variation ? , and can we use these datas for line-width variation studies ?
–A.K. Srivastava, 02-July-2007
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*[The Complete List of EIS Studies|Complete_List_Of_EIS_Studies]
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*Suguru Kamio has uploaded an [EIS spectral atlas|eis_atlas.pdf], using data from Charlie Brown's line list paper. Best suited to A0 paper, but readable as a PDF. \\Other resource of EIS Spectral Atlases can be found [here|http://solar.bnsc.rl.ac.uk/ralsolphys/eis_ral.html] or directly access a few PS file: [Active region|http://solar.bnsc.rl.ac.uk/%7Eyoung/solarb_eis/atlas/eis_spec2.ps];   [Quiet Sun|http://solar.bnsc.rl.ac.uk/%7Eyoung/solarb_eis/atlas/eis_qs_spectrum.ps];   [Flare|http://solar.bnsc.rl.ac.uk/%7Eyoung/solarb_eis/atlas/flare_spec.ps]
In response to your query we would need more information. Various work has been carried on line widths looking at the differences
at different stages or positions of loops by Hara et al., and Doschek et al (both been submitted), so clearly line widths can
be measured.What variation are you referring to?
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--[Hiro Hara|http://null], 09-Jul-2007