HOP 0206

HINODE Operation Plan (HOP)

accepted on

06-jan-12

HOP No.

HOP title

HOP 0206

Polar Panorama Map for understanding Polar Reversal in Cycle 24

plan term

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proposer

name :

Shimojo, Tsuneta, Shiota, Sako, Anjali

e-mail :

masumi.shimojo[at]nao.ac.jp

contact person in HINODE team

name :

Shimojo

e-mail :

masumi.shimojo[at]nao.ac.jp

abstract of observational proposal

The data obtained by the HOP81 observations show that the longitudinal dependence of polar reversal is large. Especially, the dependence becomes important for understanding the progress of polar reversal when polar reversal is progressing to the final phase. Hence, we propose the special observation for taking the panorama map of magnetic field around Pole. If we want to make the panorama map that covers until 65 degrees latitude, we need to perform the polar observation every 3.5 days during one month. Considering the matters about Hinode operation (flares, satellite operation, etc.), we request to perform the polar observation every 3 days. It means that we need to perform 11 (rev: 29-jan-2021) polar observations for one panorama map during one month.

request to SOT

Edited on September 10, 2020, as the latest information

・ SP FoV 320” x 164”, Pixel size: 0.32”/pix, Binning: 2x2, Single side mode
Exposure: 4.8 sec (6 Cycles), JPEG Quality: Q75, Data rate: ~ 500 Mbits/map

Note: margin factor
SP 0x0c5 --- 1.2

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Obsolete description below

・BFI G-band: FoV 221"x111", Binning: 2x2, Time resolution: 30 min,
JPEG Quality: Q75, Data rate: 9 Mbits/h
FG 0x41c --- N/A

request to XRT

<Al/poly>
FoV 384 pix x 384 pix, Binning: 1 x 1, Time resolution: < 1 min.
Exposure time: 16.34 sec, JPEG Quality: Q75
Data rate: 7.6 Mbits/h (one image/1 min)

<G-band>
FoV 384 pix x 384 pix, Binning: 1 x 1, Time resolution: 30 min

Note1: Please shift the center of images to the center of SOT image using the SOT-XRT offset written in Shimizu et al., 2007.
Note2: The G-band images are used for mainly co-alignment. Please insert a G-band image when the observation starts.

request to EIS

Study 000582:
ACRONYM: HOP81_new_study

This is the same study that is used for HOP 81. It performs a large scan of the polar region in coordination with SOT/SP measurements of the magnetic field.

TARGET : Coronal hole
EXPOSURE TIME : 50s
RASTER : Scanning
SLIT : 2" (was 1")
STEP_SIZE : 4" (was 1")
FOV : 322"x384"
SPECTRAL WIND.: 24 (was 12)
DATA COMP. : DCPM
RASTER DURATON: 1h14m
DATA VOLUME : 140 Mbits (was 150 Mbits)
LINES : Fe VIII, Fe X, Fe XI, Fe XII, Fe XIII,
He II, O V, Mg VI, Mg VII, Si VII, Si X
Fe IX, Fe XIV, Fe XV, Fe XVI, S X, Ar XI

POINTING:
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Polar coronal hole with fixed pointing.
Make sure to cover SOT FOV and the solar limb.

INSTRUCTION TO PLANNERS:
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Start this study at the beginning of the SAA free period (roughly 10-15UT). Repeat the study several times avoiding Hinode eclipses. The later part may coincide with a short SAA.

Note: The plan for FSM is the same as that for DSM.

WARNING:
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Avoid SAAs as much as possible (SAA degrades data compression factors and mutilates the data)

other participating instruments

IRIS can support HOP 206 with the following program, at pointings of 0, ±910:
3600110077 | Very large dense 320-step raster 105.3x175 arcsec FOV

remarks

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[Target of HOP206]
March: Only South Pole
September : Only North Pole
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Pointing: [0, 900] (for North Pole), [0,-920] (for South Pole)
>>When CP fixs the coordinates of the pointing for HOP81,
CP must apply the SOT-UFSS offset to the coordinates.<<
Frequency: One observation per 3 days.
Period: 33 days (11 Observations) (rev: 29-jan-2021)
Period for one observation: 6 hours (Time for twice polar scans of SOT-SP)

[Guideline about postponing] (edited on 2015.04.02)
The guideline about postponing HOPs during a Major Flare Watch was written before HOP 206 came along. This HOP is unique in that it requires observations every 2 or 3 (or maybe 4) days for a month to capture the polar fields, and the chance comes only in March and September. The guideline says synoptic HOPs may be delayed up to 3 days; but HOP 206 by its nature has a maximum delay of 3 days (maybe 4). The tradeoff is between missing a possible large flare in a 7-hour period, versus causing a significant gap in an observation that takes a month to do. Therefore, the CP & COs are urged not to allow gaps of more than 4 days in a sequence of HOP 206 runs, even if there is a Major Flare Watch.