Development of an automatic observation system for Fabry-Perot interferometers
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概要
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The importance of automatic observation systems for ground-based optical instruments is increasing since clustered measurements are being made with only a few operators. We have developed an automatic observation system for use with both a scanning and an all-sky Fabry-Perot interferometer. This paper describes the optical system of the instrument, its performance when observing auroras, and the details of the automatic observation system. The S/N ratio of the observed fringe exceeds 500, even if the auroral activity is low. Using the Internet or telephone lines, an operator can monitor and control multiple optical instruments from a remote site. In addition, we introduce a new analysis software for estimating the emission intensity, wind velocity and temperature. Once the system is further improved by modifying it to enable radio communication, the construction of remote-controlled, relocatable observatories will become feasible, representing a remarkable evolution in optical measurement technology.
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著者
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Ishii Mamoru
Communications Research Laboratory Independent Administrative Institution
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Sagawa Eiichi
Communications Research Laboratory, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Koganei
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Ishii Mamoru
Communications Research Laboratory
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OKANO Shoichi
Tohoku University
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Sagawa Eiichi
Communications Research Laboratory Ministry Of Posts And Telecommunications Koganei
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Sagawa Eiichi
Communication Research Laboratory
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Mori Hirotaka
Communication Research Laboratory Ministry Of Posts And Telecommunications
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Iwamoto Iwao
Communications Research Laboratory, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
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Kanda Kazumasa
Shinwa Koki Inc.
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Kamimura Fumihiko
A.D. Inc.
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Sakamoto Dai
A.D. Inc.
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Iwamoto Iwao
Communications Research Laboratory Ministry Of Posts And Telecommunications
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Watari Shin'ichi
Communications Research Laboratory Ministry Of Posts And Telecommunications Koganei
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