Time window: Launch will likely occur close to local solar noon at the launch site of White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, USA, so the time will likely be around 1800 UT.
Target(s) of interest: An active region and its quiet sun surroundings. Previous HOPs: (1) EIS study 209 (EUNIS_EIS_CrossCal; Raster ID 203; Line List ID 94; not sure if this was ever awarded full HOP status): - "Underflight Calibration of SOHO/CDS and Hinode/EIS with EUNIS-07," Tongjiang Wang, R. J. Thomas, J. W. Brosius, P. R. Young, D. M. Rabin, J. M. Davila, and G. Del Zanna, Ap. J. Sup., 197, 32 (2011 December).
(2) EIS study 472 (FLAREDOP_EIS; Raster ID 449; Line List ID 245): - "Chromospheric Evaporation in Solar Flare Loop Strands Observed with the Extreme-ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer Aboard Hinode," J. W. Brosius, Ap. J., 762, 133 (2013 January 10). See EIS Nugget of November 2012. - "Rapid Evolution of the Solar Atmosphere During the Impulsive Phase of a Microflare Observed with the Extreme-ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer Aboard Hinode: Hints of Chromospheric Magnetic Reconnection," J. W. Brosius, Ap. J., 777, 135 (2013 November 10). See EIS Nugget of November 2013.
(3) IHOP 241 - "Quasi-Periodic Fluctuations and Chromospheric Evaporation in a Solar Flare Ribbon Observed by Hinode/EIS, IRIS, and RHESSI," J. W. Brosius, A. N. Daw, and A. R. Inglis, Ap. J., 830, 101 (2016 October 20). See EIS Nugget of December 2016. - "Explosive Chromospheric Evaporation and Warm Rain in a C3.1 Flare Observed by IRIS, Hinode/EIS, and RHESSI," J. W. Brosius and A. R. Inglis, Ap. J., 848, 39 (2017 October 10). See EIS Nugget of February 2018. |
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