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The whisker display is selected from the XCONTROL display mode menu. Whisker images show line count-rates as a function of wavelength (abscissa) and exposure number - time or solar-x - (ordinate). In a sit-and-stare campaign the ordinate axis will be time, and for a scanning raster the ordinate axis will be solar-x position.
The whisker display is selected from the XCONTROL display mode menu. whisker images shows line countrates as a function of wavelength (abscissa) and exposure number - time or solar-x - (ordinate). In a sit-ant-stare campaign the ordinate axis will be time, and for a scanning raster the ordinate axis will be solar-x position.
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[{Image src='xwhisker.png' width='400' height='' align='center' }]
[{Image src='xwhisker.png' width='' height='' align='center' }]
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The image then is for one specific slit position. Such images have proven in the past to be particularly useful for sit-and-stare raster, where the time evolution of the line at one position on the sun becomes evident. The image below displays a whisker plot for a line consisting of 100 exposures. There are no velocities in these artificial data, in real data, velocities would show up as horizontal "whiskers" - therefore the naming of this display mode.
The image then is for one specific slit position. Such images have proven in the past to be particularly useful for sit-and-stare raster, where the time evolution of the line at one position on the sun becomes evident. The image below displays a whisker plot for a line consisting of 100 exposures. There are no velocities in these artificial data, in real data, velocities would show up as horisontal "whiskers" - therfore the naming of this display mode.
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The menus available to this mode of display are similar to those described for the [xdetector|QuicklookDetector] display.
The menus available to this mode of display are the similar as those described for the [xdetector|QuicklookDetector] display.
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