April 4, 04:08 UT to 07:10 UT (QS observations): 82hx123h normal maps, repeat as many as possible. We estimate that each map will take 40 minutes to complete and will generate 0.5Gb of data. April 5, 22:05 UT to April 6, 00:25 UT (AR observations): large 320hx164h fast single maps, minimum 2 starting at the beginning of the time interval, or (if telemetry allows) 3 to cover the full period. We estimate that each map will take about 60 minutes to complete and will generate 0.5Gb of data. April 11 (AR observations): Starting at 23:15 UT on April 11, we request a large 320hx164h fast map during the PHI high cadence. We estimate that the map will take about 60 minutes to complete and will generate 0.5Gb of data. Solar rotation tracking should be used for all observations. For the target pointings, please refer to the table on the coordination page linked under Additional Instrument Coordination. |
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