The RHESSI software team is happy to announce the formal inclusion of
regularized electron flux visibilities within the main branch of the
hessi software tree distributed through SSW. This gives a user the
capability of making electron flux maps over a series of energies by
setting only a minimum of parameters and using any of our visibility
imaging methods. It is also possible to use these methods to create
photon maps using these electron visibilities which will be more
smoothly varying than by making maps in the normal way from single
energy bands. As this is within our standard object software these
methods are available both from the Command Line and Graphical User
Interface (CLI and GUI). These are currently the only imaging methods
we use that constrain the map at a single energy by the data at multiple
energies.
Please see our "RHESSI Data Analysis Software Change History
<http://hesperia.gsfc.nasa.gov/ssw/hessi/doc/software/changes/sw_changes>"
and "Using Visibility Objects in the RHESSI Software
<http://hesperia.gsfc.nasa.gov/ssw/hessi/doc/image/hsi_visibility_howto.html>"
for more details.
Richard Schwartz
The RHESSI team at GSFC is pleased to announce a new RHESSI web site at
http://hesperia.gsfc.nasa.gov/rhessi
that is compliant with NASA web site standards.
Please check it out. Feedback is welcome - send comments to
kim.tolbert(a)nasa.gov.
The two old RHESSI web sites will not be maintained, but can still be
accessed via:
http://hesperia.gsfc.nasa.gov/old_hessi - The old RHESSI Home Page
http://hesperia.gsfc.nasa.gov/old_rhessidatacenter - The old RHESSI Data
& Software Center page
Bookmarks to the old top-level pages will direct you to the new site,
but bookmarks to lower-level pages will continue to go to the old site.
Please modify your bookmarks to use the new site.
Kim Tolbert
GSFC
Dear colleagues,
My apologies if this reaches you multiple times through different
channels.
We will be having a celebration for Bob Lin's 70th birthday and the 10th
anniversary of the launch of RHESSI, on Friday, Feb. 10th, in Berkeley.
We will have RHESSI-related talks in the morning, a casual buffet lunch,
and talks covering Bob's other science interests and personal
reminiscences in the afternoon. There will be a banquet dinner at a
local restaurant. Attendees will pay for lunch and dinner (probably on
the order of $10 and $30, respectively), but there will be no other
registration fee.
We hope you can attend. RSVP by January 16th by going to the following
link, entering your full name in the poll, and checking off which events
you will attend as follows:
http://www.doodle.com/22x2mubcq88c8iue
9AM means you will attend the morning talks
12PM means you will attend the buffet lunch
1PM means you will attend the afternoon talks
6:30PM means you will attend the banquet dinner
We hope to see you there!
-David Smith for the organizers