NASA NTRS · 19990069912
Rendering Three-Dimensional Solar Coronal Structures of Active Region 8227
Abstract
Coronal X-ray and EUV synthesized images are constructed of Active Region 8227 (May-June 1996) and are compared with Yohkoh/SXT, SOHO/EIT, and TRACE observations. Using the rendering technique of Gary (1997) and Alexander, Gary, and Thompson (1998), specific geometric and physical models are used to integrated the plasma emission along the line of sight to obtain a rendered image. The specific instrumental profiles are convolved in the integration process as well as specific heating functions. We analyze coronal X-ray and EUV structures by constructing synthesized image and comparison with observations provide test of specific physical models. We investigate how different pressure distributions within the active region loop system affect the emission characteristics and compare the various results with coronal observations. We investigate how the different heating functions in the active region are reflected in the effect of overall structure of the region. Specific heating rates are tested.
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Gary, G. A., Alexander, D. A.. 1999-01-01. Rendering Three-Dimensional Solar Coronal Structures of Active Region 8227. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19990069912
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