SITELLE

E435730

SITELLE is an advanced imaging Fourier transform spectrometer used on the Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope to obtain detailed spectral and spatial information across extended astronomical objects.

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instanceOf astronomical instrument
imaging Fourier transform spectrometer
integral field spectrometer
countryOfTelescopePartners Canada NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
dataAnalysis Fourier transform of interferograms
dataProduct data cubes
emission-line maps
integral field spectra
line ratio maps
velocity fields
designedFor extended sources
fieldOfView wide field of view
hostTelescope CFHT NERFINISHED
instrumentMode integral field spectroscopy
instrumentType imaging spectrometer
locatedIn Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope NERFINISHED
location Mauna Kea, Hawaii NERFINISHED
observatoryPartner Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique NERFINISHED
National Research Council Canada NERFINISHED
University of Hawaii NERFINISHED
observes H II regions
nearby galaxies
nebulae
planetary nebulae
supernova remnants
primaryScienceGoal mapping extended astronomical objects
obtaining spatially resolved spectra
studying emission-line regions
provides simultaneous spatial and spectral information
scienceCase detailed mapping of emission lines in galaxies
measurement of gas velocities in extended objects
study of ionization mechanisms in nebulae
scienceDiscipline astronomy
astrophysics
scienceWavelengthRange optical wavelengths
visible light
spatialCoverage two-dimensional imaging over a field of view
spectralResolution adjustable spectral resolution
spectralTechnique Fourier transform spectroscopy
telescopeAperture 3.6-metre Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope NERFINISHED
telescopeSite Mauna Kea Observatory NERFINISHED
usedFor chemical abundance studies in galaxies
kinematic studies of ionized gas
shock diagnostics in supernova remnants
star formation region analysis

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