LASCO Activity Report for
November 15, 2004 SOHO Science Daily Meeting

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

SOHO is in Telemetry Submode 5 since 2004/11/08 @ 22:15 UT. While in Submode 5, 
half resolution EIT 195 CME watch (512x512).

2004/11/12 (Friday)

	Still some protons.
	
01:27 UT  WS West	Very narrow loop front (jet-like) that fades very close
			to the inner edge of C3.

08:50 UT  S West	Extremely faint ragged front that fades throughout C2. 
			EIT 195 shows between 07:36 - 08:24 UT very faint loops
			and filament erupting.

10:50 UT  ES East	Faint and diffuse asymmetric loop front that fades
			throughout C3 (extremely faint in C3).

12:26 UT  ES East	Slow development of a system of narrow loops along
			streamer. Exiting the C2 FOV by the end of the day.

	19:26 - 22:28 UT 	Temporary data Gap.

2004/11/13 (Saturday)

08:06 UT  N West	Very faint loop front that quickly fades. Infalling
			material.

11:26 UT  W Limb	Extremely faint and diffuse front that quickly fades.

18:26 UT  W Limb	Faint ragged loop front followed at ~ 20:06 and 22:06 UT
			by similar fronts. They all fade throughout C2.

20:50 UT  N West	The development of a very faint asymmetric loop front
			begins to be discernible already half way across the
			C2 FOV, above the NW Limb. Barely discernible in C3.

2004/11/14 (Sunday)

00:50 UT  N West	Very faint spray-like front that fades throughout C2.
			Infalling material.

08:50 UT  N West	Elongated spray-like front. It also fades throughout C2.

10:06 UT  W Limb	Faint and diffuse ragged front. It fades throughout C2.

11:26 UT  S West	Faint elongated loop front that fades close to the
			inner edge of C3.

13:27 UT  W Limb	Small front that quickly fades. Still infalling material
			to N.

2004/11/15 (Monday)

00:06 UT  SS East	Faint expanding loop front. It is preceded by an
			extremely faint slow-developing system of loops since
			previous day (difficult to give an exact time of first 
			appearance). It spans over the S Pole by ~ 02:50 UT.