EIT activity report for 2007/11/27 daily meeting

EIT activity report for
2007/11/27 daily meeting

Planner: R.J. Leamon

Date Start End GOES AR^* Other PA Description
2007/11/26 10:00 12:00 10975 Dimming W of AR; no other activity
or evidence of eruption.
2007/11/26 16:48 19:00 10975 CME Minor flare. Twin dimmings to E
and SW of AR. Wave to SSE.
2007/11/26 22:56 Now in Submode 6 (Full Resolution).

2007/11/27 07:34 10:57 SE Flux emergence (filament channel
activation? -- hard to tell in 171Å)
in unnumbered region at ~S10E10.
2007/11/27 07:34 10:43 S Simultaneous flux emerge deep in
Southern PCH (~S65)...
2007/11/27 07:34 08:09 E ...and at ~N10E40. A diffuse chain
of coronal holes cover much of the
N Hemisphere, making it unlikely that
one filament channel links both this
region ans that at S10E10.

^*See note on active region numbers.

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Last revised - J.B. Gurman

Date	Start	End	AR^*	Other	PA	Description
2007/11/26	10:00	12:00	10975			Dimming W of AR; no other activity or evidence of eruption.
2007/11/26	16:48	19:00	10975	CME		Minor flare. Twin dimmings to E and SW of AR. Wave to SSE.
2007/11/26	22:56					Now in Submode 6 (Full Resolution).

2007/11/27	07:34	10:57			SE	Flux emergence (filament channel activation? -- hard to tell in 171Å) in unnumbered region at ~S10E10.
2007/11/27	07:34	10:43			S	Simultaneous flux emerge deep in Southern PCH (~S65)...
2007/11/27	07:34	08:09			E	...and at ~N10E40. A diffuse chain of coronal holes cover much of the N Hemisphere, making it unlikely that one filament channel links both this region ans that at S10E10.