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Implement a diagnostic coordinate transformation tool #25

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lemmatum opened this issue Jun 30, 2022 · 2 comments
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Implement a diagnostic coordinate transformation tool #25

lemmatum opened this issue Jun 30, 2022 · 2 comments
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@lemmatum
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Many photon-based diagnostics (e.g. radiography, x-ray spectroscopy, etc.) require applying corrections at different spatial locations of the instrument. For example, the filters are located in a different spot than the Bragg crystal, and the microchannel plate, the scintillator, the CCD, etc. I was listening to a podcast about AstroConda and one of the speakers mentioned that they have a tool for transforming between different spatial locations within a diagnostic for their telescopes. They can apply calibration corrections, make photometric simulations/estimates, and even apply point-spread functions to simulate the end to end instrument response to a given light source. I think it would be excellent if we could implement a similar type of tool, but more relevant for laboratory plasma experiments.

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pheuer commented Jun 30, 2022

This could potentially eventually be integrated to the path/line integrated diagnostics framework proposed in PR #1123

@rocco8773 rocco8773 added the 2022 Issues created as part of the 2022 Hack Week. label Jul 10, 2022
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Link to short descriptions of the various packages in AstroConda.

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