Description
The Polarimetric and Helioseismic Imager onboard the Solar Orbiter
spacecraft (SO/PHI) has the unique opportunity to scan the entire
solar disk within approximately 4 hours with its High Resolution
Telescope (HRT). Such a so-called "full-disk mosaic" was produced on
March 22, 2023 at a solar distance of 0.495 AU where the SO/PHI-HRT
platescale of 0.5" covered a distance of 179.5km on the Sun.
Connecting the 25 tiles of the full-disk mosaic provides a full-disk
magnetogram with a solar disk diameter of approximately 8000
pixels. In addition to the line-of-sight magnetogram we will present
full disk mosaics of the magnetic field inclination and azimuth,
i.e. the entire photospheric magnetic field vector. Beside the
magnetic field maps, we will also show mosaics of the Doppler velocity
and the continuum intensity in the 617 nm band.
Simultaneously with SO/PHI the Extreme Ultraviolet Imager (EUI)
onboard Solar recorded a full-disk mosaic in the 17.4 nm band. A
combination of the SO/PHI and EUI observations provide and unique data
product with with an unprecedented view of the Sun.
