Local Seeing Measurement for Increasing Astrophysical Observatory Quality Images Using an Autonomous Wireless Sensor Network

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Abstract
Astrophysical observatories (AOs) are used to acquire high-quality images from the sky. However, AOs are amenable to distortion phenomena such as seeing. In this paper, we consider specifically the local seeing produced from indoor and outdoor temperature variations. Local seeing contributes to the captured image quality, therefore it must be measured. Local seeing has been considered, to the best of our knowledge, in observatories using ad hoc solutions, typically with high cost and complexity. This paper presents the complete development of an autonomous wireless sensor network (WSN) composed of temperature-measuring for real-time local seeing measurement. Therefore, a WSN is deployed using Zigbee as a data communication exchange. As a result, a long continuous-operating system is constructed and tested in a real AO infrastructure. Finally, we calculate a preliminary dome local seeing, from the acquired temperature data, achieving reasonable results.
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Authors Raúl Parada;Sergio Rueda-Teruel;Carlos Monzo;Parada, Raúl;Rueda-Teruel, Sergio;Monzo, Carlos;
Journal sensors
Year 2020
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10.3390/s20133792
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https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/20/13/3792
Keywords
Wireless sensor networks image quality zigbee local seeing thermistor astrophysical observatory

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