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      Compressed Sensing for S...

      Compressed Sensing for Solar Flares

      For the RHESSI satellite we develop an algorithm to reconstruct X-ray images of solar flares.

      Technologies

      Compressed Sensing, Quadratic programming, C#, IDL

      Objective

      Development of image reconstruction algorithms which take noisy X-ray measurements of a solar flare as an input, and output an image of the original X-ray emission of the solar flare.

      Project status

      Results have been shown at several international conferences. A working version of our new algorithm is currently being published, with above average reconstruction quality and speed. A scientific publication is in the making.

      Project Information

      Execution

      FHNW Institute for Data Science

      Collaboration

      NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

      Duration

      1.5 years

      Team

      Simon Felix, Roman Bolzern, Dr. Marina Battaglia, Prof. Dr. André Csillaghy

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