LASCO Activity Report for
November 16, 2007 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

2007/11/15 (Thursday)

09:26 UT  WS West	Small front in the trail of the event that was 
			reported to start early in the afternoon on previous
 			day.

18:06 UT  N West        Very faint Halo Event in C2: The event started to be
 			discernible (in fact, barely discernible) in C2 on 
			11/15 at around 18:06 UT above the NW Limb. Due to 
			its extreme faintness, it is difficult to be accurate
 			with the time of first appearance. Diffuse extensions
	 		start to be seen on E by 20:50 UT. By 23:26 UT, the 
			event looks in C2 like a butterfly (signal above the 
			S Pole extremely faint). Only the part of the event
			developing toward NW is well discernible in C3 (first
 			seen on 11/16 00:18 UT, vanished by 08:18 UT, leading
 			edge at ~ 11 solar radii, angular width < 75 deg).
 			Something can be guessed on NE, but only close to the
 			inner edge of C3. The mean plane-of-sky speed of the 
			LE at PA 320 was ~ 155 km/sec (based on C3 data).
			GOES recorded no significant X-ray activity (below
			A-level) during 11/15. Likewise, no frontside activity
 			can be seen in EIT 195 images. In summary, the event 
			has been determined as a very faint Halo Event only
 			discernible in C2 as a halo, most probably backsided.

2007/11/16 (Friday)

09:26 UT  WS West	Bright loop front followed by core material.

Last C2 image available by the time of writing:  11:06 UT