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Solar hard X-ray imaging from RHESSI observations presents a parametric Fourier imaging problem where visibility data are sampled at scattered spatial frequencies across multiple energy channels. We present a VSK-based interpolation/extrapolation framework that exploits spectral correlations between adjacent energy channels. Theoretical analysis establishes stability bounds and shows that using correlated reconstructions as scaling functions regularizes along the parameter direction. Applied to RHESSI flare data, this approach yields regularized photon spectra with reduced uncertainties compared to independent reconstructions.
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