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Solar Dynamics Doppler Imager(SDDI) was installed on SMART in the
end of 2016-Apr to observe the motion of filaments eruptions.
In contrast to the previous observing system, which was able to
observe the velocity of filament eruptions up to 60km/sec,
the new system can capture the velocity up to 400km/sec.
The wavelength designated on the data is not exact because
of the slight variation of the central wavelength of the Lyot
filter due to the temperature excursion.
To deduce the exact line-of-sight velocity, a calibration
of the wavelength is necessary by referring to spatial average
of the solar disk. If you conduct a quantitative analysis
using the SDDI data, please contact us.
Documents-1(pdf)
Paper(Ichimoto et al. 2017)pdf
filter profile (for quick check)
SMART/SDDI was supported by MEXT/JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 15H05814.