LASCO Activity Report for
February 19, 2002 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.
An archive of these reports is available.


Points Of Interest

Planet Venus has now left LASCO's field of view.


2002/02/15

17:54 UT  N West	Fairly narrow ragged front, quite slow. Similar
			event somewhat to S at 18:54

20:30 UT  N East	Wide loop front fills quadrant. Core and much
			gusty outflow follow

2002/02/16

06:30 UT  Partial	Similar to previous event but wider and faster.
	  Halo?		Possible partial halo. Core at 08:30, 09:30, much
			gusty outflow for most of duration of day, mainly
			in NE

08:06 UT  S West	Bright narrow asymmetric loop front

09:30 UT  S East	Moderately wide bright loop front

2002/02/17

03:30 UT  N East	Ragged front along streamer

10:34 UT  W Limb	Wide fronts first visible passing wide slow 
			loop system along wide streamer. Partial
			streamer blowout, much trailing material

2002/02/18

00:54 UT  S East	Wide multiple-loop front system with structured
			core and much continued outflow

12:06 UT  N West	Very narrow front, fades through C2

21:30 UT  S East	Well-defined loop front fills quadrant, some
			continued outflow follows

23:30 UT  N East	Fairly wide fan

2002/02/19

00:06 UT  W Limb	Faint front with brighter core, further faint
			fronts follow, also some faint core-like material

03:30 UT  N East	Ragged front along streamer, quite bright

10:06 UT  S East	Narrow bright front

Web curator: K.M.Schenk
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