-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AUX - CURRENT STATUS (2007/08/10) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1/ MDI: When MDI does not get high rate data, we only take 96 minute Magnetograms which are stored on-board the spacecraft and dumped in the first 12 minutes of high rate later. We also get continuous low rate data or medium-l and LOI data. We do not get 1 minute cadence "campaign" data, otherwise known as the 1 minute cadence FD or HR images. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2/ HINODE planning: Actually there is a web page which has the Hinode pointing (which is the center of the SOT FOV) as soon as it decided in the daily meeting. See the Hinode Daily Events page at, for example: http://www.isas.jaxa.jp/home/solar/hinode_op/hinode_daily_events.php?date=20070806 Every day except Sunday, the bottom of this page has a link to the pointing file, if the pointing has been selected yet. Today's file is: YYYYMMDD YYYYMMDD http://www.isas.jaxa.jp/home/solar/hinode_op/cmdpln/20070806/re-point_200708068000.txt In this file, the column of coordinates below "/* Memory upload :" show the pointing coordinates at the start of each pointing. Start (YYYYMMDD HH:MM:SS and (x,y) + text are in one line and information for end (YYYYMMDD HH:MM:SS in the next one (which is start of later target pointing) If the tracking number is 0, then pointing is fixed at these coordinates; if it is 1-4, then the pointing will continuously follow solar rotation. These coordinates were chosen this morning, but they may be modified in the daily meeting Tu morning at 01:30 UT. Usually any such last minute modifications are fine tuning in the same target region. Each pointing file ends with 24 hours pointing at disk center called the backup plan; ignore this, it will only take effect if the next day's plan can't be uplinked for some reason. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3/ SOT request: - FOV: 109" x 109" (1k x 1k pxs) - binning: 2 x 2 pxs - 3bit JPEG compression - spectral channels: sequentially in time BFI: G-band, Ca II H, NFI: Fe I 630.25nm long. magnetograms - cadence: 10s per filtergram (30s per sequence of 3 selected channels) - telemetry needed: 300kbps - total run duration: 6.5 hours (07:00-13:30 UT) - no compensation of the solar rotation - targets: - an ctive region when located near the disk center (microflares) - quiet Sun near disk center when no activity is present there (solar network) - pointing: specified via e-mail a day in advance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4/ XRT request: - high cadence of the images using just one selected filter using - no binning - loss-less compression - no compensation of the solar rotation - targets: - an ctive region when located near the disk center (microflares) - quiet Sun near disk center when no activity is present there (solar network) - pointing: specified via e-mail a day in advance Microflare mode: 256x256 px, thin Be filter, exposure max. 1s with AEC, cadence 10s Network mode : 384x384 px, thin-Al/Mesh, exposure max. 15s with AEC, cadence 15s -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5/ EIS schedule: item 'EIS Observing Timeline' - http://solar-b.nrl.navy.mil/cgi-bin/timeline4.cgi clock at the end of the page for last 30 entries in their plan.