SHINE Campaign: May 1998 (AR 8210) Homepage

SHINE Campaign: May 1998 (AR 8210) Homepage

SHINE 1998 (AR 8210) May Event Homepage

Event Summary:

NOAA AR 8210 was the source of many flares and CMEs, which led several reasearchers to study it, e.g., Sterling & Moore (2001).

SHINE and the MURI teams at Berkeley and Michigan have focused on the 1 May 1998 halo CME that was observed with SoHO's LASCO C2 corongagraph in a difference image at 00:58 UT 02 May, and in a difference movie at 23:56:59, and is associated with an GOES M-class flare near that time.

Reasons for studying this event included its relatively thorough coverage by the University of Hawaii's Mees Solar Observatory's Imaging Vector Magnetograph (IVM) in the hours leading to the eruption, and the availability of space-borne observations of the active region in the days before 1 May 1998, and of the event itself.

The links below provide access to data, and to papers & presentations researchers have prepared regarding the May 1998 events.

This summary is a work in progress, and comments/contributions are welcome!

Other pages in this directory:

Data
Publications
Presentations

Other links of interest:

SHINE Campaign Events Homepage: Purpose, Event Leader Contact Info., Quick Look Data Table
ISTP/SEC May 1998 Event Homepage: Links to satellite data.
Stephane Regnier's page on AR 8210: reviews of his work, cites of others' papers, and an AR 8210 Overview Page.
CDAW Data Table: covers many events, including this one.

Contributions to these pages are appreciated -- suggestions for links, plots &/or data to be posted, etc.

Mainained by: Brian Welsch.