
LASCO Activity Report for
October 24, 2005 SOHO Science Daily Meeting
Planner: K. Schenk, G. Stenborg
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
2005/10/21 (Friday)
07:48 UT S Pole Very narrow loop front (jet-like) developing toward SSW.
08:13 UT E Limb Initially bright loop front, barely visible in C3.
12:23 UT N East Jet-like front.
14:57 UT WN West Ragged front starts to be discernible at around 3.5
solar radii. It fades throughout C3. Gusty outflow
all above the western limb since earlier in the day.
17:38 UT WN West Another ragged (loop-like) front. It fades throughout
C3.
2005/10/22 (Saturday)
07:31 UT WS West Initially bright loop front above the WSW Limb. Couple
of hours later, diffuse extensions can be seen to N and
S, the C2 occulting disk being completely surrounded by
10:56 UT. The LE of the loop-like feature previously
described (on WSW) is by that time almost at the end of
the C2 FOV, while the halo signature on W is barely
above the limb. By 09:06 UT, a system of expanding loops
follows. The event (i.e., the first loop front) is first
seen in C3 at 09:42 UT on WSW. A very ragged full halo
signature can be clearly seen in C3 by 17:18 UT. The
mean plane-of-sky speed of the LE of the event at PA
246 was about 290 km/sec (based on C3 data). The
corresponding HT diagram shows a clear acceleration
profile in the C3 FOV. GOES recorded very low X-ray
activity all along the day (A-class). Likewise, no
significant frontsided activity is revealed in EIT 195
images. The event has therefore been determined as a
faint Full Halo Event, backsided.
07:31 UT E Limb Kind of 'reconnection event' at PA 98 (around 3.85 solar
radii): asymmetric loop-like front going out, and
corresponding infalling feature.
12:54 UT S West Elongated and ragged narrow loop front in the trailing
material (at roughly the southern leg) of the system of
loops reported to start at 09:06 UT (see event at
07:31 UT).
20:58 UT NN West Small and elongated loop-like front.
2005/10/23 (Sunday)
E Limb Several 'reconnection-type' events all along the day.
Gusty outflow and infalling material.
08:06 UT SS West Diffuse and ragged loop front that fades throughout C2.
12:30 UT SS West Very faint and diffuse front develops as an elongated
loop-like front. It fades throughout C3.
18:06 UT N Pole Ragged (not-well-defined) front.
2005/10/24 (Monday)
02:54 UT N West Loop front with structured interior. EIT 195 images
show a filament eruption on NW between 01:13 - 05:12 UT.
04:06 UT N West A faster (and fainter) front, rather elongated, develops
superposed in the LOS with previous event. By 05:54 UT
another faint loop-like front can be discerned a little
bit to N and ahead of event reported to start at
02:54 UT.
10:30 UT W Limb Diffuse front that seems to disturb the development
of evemt reported to start at 02:54 UT.
Last C2 image available by the time of writing: 13:31 UT.
Web curator:
K.M.Schenk
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Solar Physics Branch / Code 682
Greenbelt, MD 20771