Solar Observation using ALMA

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Solar Observation using ALMA Sujin Kim ALMA EA Korean Node, KASI

Content Science Target Cycle4 selection statistics: Sun Capability for Cycle5 Science Verification(SV) data - Single-dish observation - Interferometric observation

Science Target Chromosphere - satisfies LTE condition at mm-waves. - Thermal free-free emission Brightness temperature = Plasma temperature Chromospheric structures - Prominence, plume, surge jet, spicule 100GHz 239GHz Flares - gyro-synchrotron of accelerated particles Vernazza, Avrett & Loeser, 1981 3

Science Target Chromosphere - satisfies LTE condition at mm-waves. - Thermal f-f at optical depth=1 Brightness temperature = Plasma temperature Chromospheric structures - Prominence, plume, surge jet, spicule Flares - gyro-synchrotron of accelerated particles 4

Cycle4 selection statistics: Sun North America (7) East Asia (4) Europe (3) Other (1) 5

Cycle4 selection statistics: Sun Title 1 Solar Chromospheric Heating NA 2 A Study of Solar Spicules at Millimeter, Optical, UV, and EUV Wavelengths 3 Dynamics and energetics of the quiet-sun solar chromosphere 4 Turbulence and Wave Propagation in the Solar Internetwork 5 Unveiling the Nature of Small-Scale Energy Release Events in the Low Solar Atmosphere 6 A first look at the quiet Sun with ALMA 7 Measuring the Chromospheric Thermal Structure in Active Regions on the Sun 8 Energy evaluation of micro- and nano-flaring heating events in solar active regions EA 9 Wave Heating in Solar Prominences 10 Magnetohydrodynamic mechanisms of jets in the solar chromosphere 11 High-energy electrons in magnetic reconnection 12 Constraining the temperature and heating mechanisms in the solar plage chromosphere EU 13 Probing the chromospheric heating regions of the solar analogue alpha Centauri with 14 ALMA The Cool Alter Ego of the Solar Corona Exec 15 Towards solving the Sun's chromospheric/coronal heating problem Other 6

Coordinate observation IRIS KSO Hvar Hinode 7

Capability for Cycle5 = Cycle4 Interferometric Observation Band3 & Band6 : 4 windows with128 channels/2 GHz - Band3: 93, 95, 105, 107 GHz - Band6: 230, 232, 246, 248 GHz Spatial R.: 1.5 ~3.7 @Band3 / 0.63 ~1.6 @Band6 - C40-1(150m), C40-2(273m), C40-3(460m) +ACA Single Pointing(2 s), Mosaic Mode(>20 m, max 150-points) : Sis Mixer-Detuning Mode:MD1/2 Single-dish Observation 12m-dishes observation to support Interferometric observation Scanning full-sun 8

Science Verification(SV) data released on 18 Jan. 2017 Joint ALMA Observatory (JAO) provides the SV data to demonstrate the capability of observations with ALMA. https://almascience.nao.ac.jp/alma-data/science-verification Everyone, except the staffs of the ALMA project who can touch the data before the release, can use the data for scientific studies without any limitation. A staff of the ALMA project cannot submit any scientific papers based on SV data until 10 days after the release. - Shimojo et al. 2017, submitted (Interferometry Observation) - White et al. 2017, submitted (Single-dish Observation) Shimojo(NAOJ) s talk given at EA-ALMA science workshop 9

SV data list 1. Single pointing in Band 3 obtained on 11 December 2014 UT of a quiet solar region 2. Single pointing in Band 6 obtained on 11 December 2014 UT of a quiet solar region 3. Single pointing in Band 3 obtained on 12 December 2014 UT of an active solar region 4. Single pointing in Band 6 obtained on 12 December 2014 UT of an active solar region 5. 149 pt mosaic in Band 3 obtained on 16 December 2015 UT of a preceding sunspot of the active region AR12470 6. 39 pt mosaic in Band 3 obtained on 16 December 2015 UT of a quiet sun region near the east limb and the foot of a prominence 7. Single pointing in Band 3 obtained on 16 December 2015 UT of the west side of the preceding sunspot of the active region AR12470 8. Single pointing in Band 3 obtained on 17 December 2015 UT of the west side of the preceding sunspot of the active region AR12470 9. 39 pt mosaic in Band 6 obtained on 17 December 2015 UT of a quiet sun region near the east limb 10.149 pt mosaic in Band 6 obtained on 18 December 2015 UT of a preceding sunspot of the active region AR12470 11. 149 pt mosaic in Band 6 obtained on 20 December 2015 UT of the limb near the Sun's south pole Caution: Spatial resolution of SV data is 2~3 x worse than Cycle 4 data. 10

Single-dish solar observations with ALMA Fast-scan imaging double-circle pattern Double Circle Pattern FoV: 2400 Φ One map per ~7mins (White et al. 2017) 11

Single-dish solar observations with ALMA Band 3/107 GHz Band 6/248 GHz 2015/12/18 2015/12/20 TB@Sun Center: ~7300 K@100 GHz / ~5900 K@239 GHz (White et al. 2017) 12

Shimojo et al. (2017) in preparation Single-pointing observation near the sunspot Self-Cal Movie (2 sec)+ AIA/SDO movies (12 sec) 13

149-points MOSAIC observation. A sunspot observed with Band3 (100GHz) 2015/12/18 Band3/100GHz White Light(HMI) White Light(HMI) Note: ~25 mins is needed for obtained the 100G Hz map. 14

149-points MOSAIC observation. A sunspot observed with Band6 (239GHz) 2015/12/20 Band6/239GHz White Light(HMI) White Light(HMI) Note: ~25 mins is needed for obtained the 239 GHz map. 15

Result of the Joint Observation between ALMA and Hinode in 2015 Solar Commissioning Campaign ALMA 239 GHz 18-Dec-2015 19:39 -- 20:03 UT Hinode SOT Ca II H 18-Dec-2015 19:49:32.732 UT 16

Shimojo et al. (2017) ALMA-Band6 (239 GHz) & IRIS (Mg II k) 17

New capabilities near future Band 7 (275-373 GHz: 850 µm) and Band 9 (602-720 GHz: 450 µm) continuum observations Low resolution spectroscopy (TDM mode) in Bands 3, 6, 7, and 9 Support of full Stokes polarimetry Support of sub-second integration times 18

Night Sky at ALMA by Ivica Skokic

How to estimate the noise level of non-solar images # of Pixel HL Tau (Band7) Usually, the standard deviation of the brightness at BLANK SKY is used as the noise level of synthesized image. There is no BLANK SKY in solar images, except limb observations. How to estimate the noise level of solar images? 20

How to do we estimate the noise level of a synthesized solar image? Y (arcsecs) 100 50 0-50 -100 (a) XX (b) YY (c) Dif. -100-50 0 50 100 X (arcsecs) -100-50 0 50 100 X (arcsecs) -100-50 0 50 100 X (arcsecs) -30-18 -6 6 18 30 Differential [K] The emission mechanism shown in the images is thermal emission. Therefore, the polarization degree is negligible small. The difference between two different orthogonal linear polarizations indicate the noise level. Distribution of Brightness / White:XX, Red:YY Distribution of YY-XX 1.5x10 4 (d) 3 x10 4 (e) Noise levels of the sunspot images Band3: 7.4 K / 6 sec / 8 GHz # of pixels 1.0x10 4 5.0x10 3 0-600 -400-200 0 200 400 600 800 Brightness [K] # of pixels 2 x10 4 1x10 4 0-60 -40-20 0 20 40 60 Differential [K] Band6: 16.7 K / 6 sec / 8 GHz You have to consider the uncertainty of single-dish observations, when you estimate the error of the combined images. Shimojo et al. (2017) 21