CME 19990509

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Table 1 - General Information

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CME ID
Time (UT)
PA (deg)
Speed (km/sec)
Acceleration (m/sec2)
Mass (g)
Type II RB
X Flare
19990509.191618.onlyU





No
No


Table 2 - UVCS Observation Sequence

FITS filename
PA (deg)
T i (UT)
Tf (UT)
Height (Rsun)
Slit W. (arcsec)
Exp. Time (sec)
d99.05.09.19:16:18.ovi.dat
90
09 19:16:49
09 19:23:29
1.50000 28
200

Table 3 - UVCS Observation Wavelength Range

FITS filename
Wave Min (A)
Wave Max (A)
d99.05.09.19:16:18.ovi.dat
1023.20
1043.80

980.400
993.400

1208.70
1220.60

975.800
979.200

1221.80
1224.90


Table 4 - UV Properties

First Obs. Max blue-shift (km/sec) Max red-shift (km/sec) Detected at (Rsun) Lines
1999/05/09 19:16 0 0 1.43,1.61,1.90,2.19 HILya1216
OVI1032
OVI1038

Images

Intensity Images

LyA Intensity, background not subtracted

OVI 1032 Intensity, background not subtracted


Interpretation

Front No
Void No
Shock No
Current Sheet No
Prominence No
Flare O VI No
Leg No
Helix No

Publications

Dobrzycka et al. 2003, ApJ, 588, 586

Comments

LASCO/C2 shows a narrow CME/jet at PA~95 starting 19:28 UT. The Mg X 609 line is also seen at where the H I Ly-alpha bright 'patch' is so it is uncertain if the narrow bright feature is indeed a transient. Its appearance is consistent in timing with LASCO though. See also Gilbert et al. 2001, ApJ 550, 1093

Last Update Wed Oct 10 12:12:06 2012