
LASCO Activity Report for
November 13, 2000 SOHO Science Daily Meeting
Planner: S. Plunkett, K. Schenk
Event times are first frame seen in C2 camera unless otherwise noted.
Points Of Interest
High energy Protons still seen in the Lasco images!
This Proton event of Nov 8th, 2000 was the second largest of this
Solar Max cycle at a Proton Flux Unit (PFU) level of 13,300.
For more on SEP (Solar Energetic Particles) see: The SDAC.
2000/11/09
Due to increase of Proton particles in Lasco images from
CME event last eve 2000/11/08, the data is still "Snow-Stormed".
2000/11/10
04:00 - 19:00 UT Lasco Program annomally. No images.
19:51 UT S West Bright loop front, sizeable. Complex interior
core structures.
21:26:08 UT C2 Running Difference Image.
2000/11/11
09:06 UT S West Narrow jet-like event, rough LE, small.
15:26 UT S East Faint loop front, disapates quickly.
15:26 UT NN West Faint loop front, small.
19:27 UT S East Wide loop front, slow. Develops into
sizeable event with loop core. Continued outflow.
22:26:05 UT C2 Running Difference Image.
2000/11/12
04:26 UT N East Bright loop front. Twisted interior structures
with continued outflows.
04:26 UT West Limb Bright front. Fast CME event with core.
Much continued outflow.
07:50 UT S West Large helmet front already in progress.
Complex core structures.
07:50:05 UT C2 Running Difference Image.
09:06 UT NN West Wide fan front, disapates quickly.
09:06 UT S West Another loop front is emitted in outflows
of 07:50 UT event. Much more continued outflow.
09:50:05 UT C2 Running Difference Image.
14:50 UT West Limb Rough LE, jagged, jet-like.
15:50 UT N East Loop front with twisted interior structures.
17:06:05 UT C2 Running Difference Image.
Web curator:
K.M.Schenk
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Solar Physics Branch / Code 682
Greenbelt, MD 20771