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Planning Notes - Flexible Operations
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Title
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Polar Coronal Hole Oscillations
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Dates
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Frequently, as time allows, when a good polar coronal hole visible
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Contact
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A. Fludra
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Activity
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Studies
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NET14/var.25 and SAS250W/var. 15 (var. fifteen)
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Duration
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6 - 16 hours/day
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Pointing
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Preferably point to the base of a strong polar plume. If none available, point all
studies to x,y = 0, -900 for the South coronal hole, or (0, +900) for the North coronal
hole. In all cases, approximately 80% of the slit length should be on disk
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Sequence
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One NET14/var.25, followed by several repeats of SAS250W/var. 15 (var. fifteen).
Repeat several times as needed. One repeat is 2.5 hours. Finish with one NET14/var.25
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Notes
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All studies use the same fixed pointing
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Contact
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Studies
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Pointing
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From the CDS Operations Management Team in the Space Science & Technology Department at
CCLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Site maintained by
John Rainnie.
Last revised on Wednesday (27/May/2009) at 17:00.
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