first year of science from sdo eve
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First Year of Science from SDO EVE. R. A. Hock, F. G. Eparvier, T. N. Woods, A. R. Jones, L. Didkovsky & the rest of EVE team [email protected] Laboratory for Atmospheric and Spaces Physics University of Colorado Boulder Woods et al., ApJ 2011 (accepted) & Hock, PhD Thesis. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
First Year of Science from SDO EVE
R. A. Hock, F. G. Eparvier, T. N. Woods, A. R. Jones, L. Didkovsky
& the rest of EVE team
Laboratory for Atmospheric and Spaces PhysicsUniversity of Colorado Boulder
Woods et al., ApJ 2011 (accepted) & Hock, PhD Thesis
What does EVE measure?
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First light EVE spectrum with AIA & ESP bandpasses. EVE measures the spectral EUV irradiance from 5-105 nm with 0.1 nm spectral resolution an 10-second time cadence. AAS/SPD 2011 Las Cruces, NM
Temperature Coverage of EVE
Peak formation temperature from CHIANTI vs. wavelength
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Solar Activity during Year 1
Levels of solar activity during the first year of SDO observations
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Space Weather & Flare Location
Space Weather products are available from http://lasp.colorado.edu/eve/data_access/
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Radiative Output of Solar Flares
Four M1.0 flares have significantly different light curves in the EUV. EVE allows us to quantify how the corona
cools after a flare. AAS/SPD 2011 Las Cruces, NM
Flare Classification
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Compact FlaresC2.2 on 25 October 2010
✴ Non-eruptive
✴ Cohesive group of loops brighten concurrently
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Localized Eruptive FlaresC4.6 on 12 November 2010
✴ Localized brightening associated with EUV surges
✴ Occurs at the edge of an AR at the footpoint of a loop that connects to a different part of the AR or to another AR entirely.
✴ Possibly be the Skylab point flares previously categorized with compact flares
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Arcade FlaresC2.3 on 14 December 2010
✴ Long(ish) duration events with EUV emission lasting hours
✴ Generally associated with filament eruptions & coronal dimmings
✴ Arcade of post-flare loops in corona and 2-ribbon footpoints in chromosphere
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Arcade Flare Irradiances
Correlations of rise time in SXR with
(1) flare duration, (2) delay in EUV peak
irradiances, and (3) GOES magnitude
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Late Phase FlaresC8.8 on 5 May 2010
✴ Two spatially-distinct but related enhancements in 2-3 MK emission tens of minutes to hours apart
✴ Previously observed but EVE has shown that these flares have a strong and unique irradiance signature that can account for up to 40-80% of the energy radiated in the EUV
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Example of a Late Phase Flare
Comparison of AIA and EVE lightcurves & a cartoon of the evolution of the 5 May 2010 C8.8 flare
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Coronal Dimmings
Coronal dimming seen in both AIA 171 channel and EVE 17.1 nm line AAS/SPD 2011 Las Cruces, NM
Active Region Evolution
Sub-daily variations in EUV lines are associated with AR evolution and small flares AAS/SPD 2011 Las Cruces, NM
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The Future
✴ EVE is proving to be a remarkable instrument for understanding the global nature of EUV irradiance variability
✴ Future work will focus on moving from qualitative study of the EUV irradiance variability to quantitative study
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