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Using reproject_to and propagate_with_solar_surface in sunpy, it is very straightforward to reproject many images to a single WCS in order to create a stack of coaligned images that track a single frame while accounting for solar rotation. An example of this is given in this set of slides: https://wtbarnes.github.io/scipy-2023-talk/#/transforming-data-with-sunpy-1
We should provide an example gallery entry of how to do this with sunpy as this is a very common analysis task with AIA data. It also illustrates that you can do this cutout and co-alignment procedure all in one step with reproject and without having to call register on each frame.
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Using
reproject_to
andpropagate_with_solar_surface
in sunpy, it is very straightforward to reproject many images to a single WCS in order to create a stack of coaligned images that track a single frame while accounting for solar rotation. An example of this is given in this set of slides: https://wtbarnes.github.io/scipy-2023-talk/#/transforming-data-with-sunpy-1We should provide an example gallery entry of how to do this with sunpy as this is a very common analysis task with AIA data. It also illustrates that you can do this cutout and co-alignment procedure all in one step with reproject and without having to call
register
on each frame.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: