Masks were made to smooth the transition where datasets overlap. The image from each spacecraft is then reprojected using the World Coordinate System (WCS) routines of the SolarSoft library. The flux was also adjusted for the fact that each pixel captures a different fraction of the light due to their different angular size for each spacecraft. Since each spacecraft is at a slightly different distance from the Sun, the intensity received by each pixel was normalized to correspond to the intensity one astronomical unit from the Sun using the inverse-square law.
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