
LASCO Activity Report for
June 14, 2001 SOHO Science Daily Meeting
Planner: K. Schenk, G. Lawrence
Event times are first frame seen in C2 camera unless otherwise noted.
These are preliminary observations for the daily SOHO science discussions.
Final analysis is reported on the Lasco CME list.
Points Of Interest
Four Kreutz comets recently discovered in C2 data:
SOHO-324, disc M. Oates, 2001/06/08, last seen 2001/06/09 at 00:54, at 5.3 Rs at PA 218.
SOHO-325, disc M. Oates, 2001/06/09, last seen 2001/06/09 at 04:30, at 5.2 Rs at PA 219.
SOHO-326, disc X. Leprette, 2001/06/10, last seen 2001/06/10 at 04:30, at 5.7 Rs at PA 224.
SOHO-327, disc T. Scarmato, 2001/06/13, last seen 2001/06/13 at 17:30, at 6.3 Rs at PA 237.
Jupiter is presently behind C2's occulting disk, moving left to right.
2001/06/13
02:30 UT S East Fairly bright narrow front with small bright
core and some continued outflow
04:30 UT S East Sequence of bright blobs/ragged fronts towards
lower limit of earlier event
09:30 UT N West Narrow bright loop front with cavity
11:54 UT S East Bright asymmetric front widens through C2.
Bright complex core and arcades. Somewhat to
S of 02:30 event. Streamers disrupted all
around disk
14:06 UT N East Faint loops rise slowly along streamer
17:30 UT N West Faint ragged front and possibly some faint
core material
17:30 UT S West Bright loops rise slowly along streamer. Arcades
and cross-hatching follow
2001/06/14
10:30 UT Partial Bright front over W limb is ~200 deg partial
Halo halo CME by 11:30, crossing both poles. Most
likely a BACKSIDED EIT eruptive prominence,
but very hard to establish a likely source from
the data
Web curator:
K.M.Schenk
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Solar Physics Branch / Code 682
Greenbelt, MD 20771