How do I compare solar captures over time?
Timeline workflows help compare local captures or archive-based sessions and understand visible evolution.
AIT Solar Insight hub
Solar imaging should be measured, not only admired.
AIT Solar Insight is one of the strongest differentiators in Astro Imaging Toolbox: a solar analysis workspace for sunspots, prominences, measurements, timelines, comparison and scientific reporting inside a broader astrophotography suite.
Solar analysis workspace
Measure, compare, annotate and report solar activity instead of treating every solar capture as only a picture.
What users search for
Solar analysis problems AIT can own.
Sunspots
Timelines
How do I analyze sunspot groups?
Solar Insight is positioned around measurable sunspot regions, activity context and repeatable reporting, not only visual inspection.
ProminencesHow do I measure solar prominences?
Prominence analysis needs scale, height, length, curvature and clear annotations that can be exported or compared later.
1. Load solar image or video data
Begin with a solar capture and preserve context around date, time, scale and source.
2. Detect and annotate features
Identify sunspot groups, prominences and regions of interest with visual overlays.
3. Measure with scale
Turn features into practical measurements that can be compared or reported.
4. Compare evolution
Use timeline and comparison workflows to understand how features change across captures.
5. Export reports
Create scientific reports, annotated images or structured outputs for sharing and record keeping.
For schools and observatories
Open the activity
Use Solar Insight in a structured observation activity.
Follow a documented workflow for safe acquisition, sunspot measurement, timeline comparison, interpretation and reporting.