UVCS MISSION LOG ---------------- Date: 13 February 2007 ----- Last revision: 21 February 2007 (Wu) -------------- File Name: 2007.02.18.a.log ---------- Compiled by: M. Uzzo, R. Wu ------------ UVCS Activity: South Polar Coronal Hole OVI Observation for -------------- 18 - 19 February 2007 South Polar Coronal Hole OVI Observation for 19 February 2007 OVI Detector Diagnostic for 16 February 2007 SOHO Activity: -------------- EOF Staff: M. P. Miralles: Lead Scientist ---------- M. Uzzo: Commander, Planner Y.-K. Ko R. Wu Command file: 07.02.17.11:31:06.cmd.log Activity: --------- 1) South Coronal Hole Observations Sequence: 06.08_hole.tcl, n = 8, m = 1, p = 0, r = 1, e = 0 SCI_SPEC: Characterization of a polar coronal hole. Goal is to measure the properties of a polar coronal hole. In particular we are interested in the coronal conditions (intensities and line widths for HI Ly-alpha and OVI 1032/1037) as a function of height and latitude. We will compare these properties with the ones found in non-polar coronal holes. Roll positions are VL-corrected for PA=180 degrees. OBS_PROG: Primary: Sensitivity Sub Obj: Spatial Coverage SCI_OBJ: Plasma Properties...Proton and Ion Temperatures OBJ: Coronal Hole CMP_NAME: CMP_NUM: Duration: start: 2007.02.18.04:51 end: 2007.02.19.03:52 ONUMs = 23160 (320 exps) 23161 (348 exps) Instrument configuration: - Pointing: Sun center - Spacecraft Roll: 180 Degrees - Roll: 173.27 Degrees (17537) - Mirror/Occulter: 2.0 Ro 1.5 mm overocculting - LYA Slit: 100 um - OVI Slit: 50 um - LYA GRTPOS: 100000 - OVI GRTPOS: 217000 - OVI MCP Voltage: 200 - OVI mask: OVI_EclipSyn_215 in slot 2 Fits Files: q07.02.18.04:51:26.ovi.dat GAP between 02/18/07|09:33:14(14480) and 02/18/07|09:35:53(14730) q07.02.18.15:52:46.ovi.dat 2) South Coronal Hole Observations Sequence: 06.08_hole.tcl, n = 3, m = 0, p = 0, r = 0, e = 0 SCI_SPEC: Characterization of a polar coronal hole. Goal is to measure the properties of a polar coronal hole. In particular we are interested in the coronal conditions (intensities and line widths for HI Ly-alpha and OVI 1032/1037) as a function of height and latitude. We will compare these properties with the ones found in non-polar coronal holes. Roll positions are VL-corrected for PA=180 degrees. OBS_PROG: Primary: Sensitivity Sub Obj: Spatial Coverage SCI_OBJ: Plasma Properties...Proton and Ion Temperatures OBJ: Coronal Hole CMP_NAME: CMP_NUM: Duration: start: 2007.02.18.03:54 end: 2007.02.19.12:10 ONUMs = 23162 (240 exps) Instrument configuration: - Pointing: Sun center - Spacecraft Roll: 180 Degrees - Roll: 173.27 Degrees (17537) - Mirror/Occulter: 2.0 Ro 1.5 mm overocculting - LYA Slit: 100 um - OVI Slit: 50 um - LYA GRTPOS: 100000 - OVI GRTPOS: 217000 - OVI MCP Voltage: 200 - OVI mask: OVI_EclipSyn_215 in slot 2 Fits Files: q07.02.19.03:53:39.ovi.dat 3) OVI Detector Diagnostic Sequence: 06.02_OVI_164_chk.tcl SCI_SPEC: Instrument Diagnostics OBS_PROG: Spatial Resolution SCI_OBJ: OBJ: Coronal Hole CMP_NAME: CMP_NUM: Duration: start: 2007.02.19.12:12 end: 2007.02.19.13:02 ONUMs = 23164 (10 exps) Instrument configuration: - Pointing: Sun center - Spacecraft Roll: 180 Degrees - Roll: 180 Degrees (18762) - Mirror/Occulter: 1.75 Ro 1.5 mm overocculting - LYA Slit: 100 um - OVI Slit: 50 um - LYA GRTPOS: 100000 - OVI GRTPOS: 164600 - OVI MCP Voltage: 200 - OVI mask: OVI_chk_1xfull in slot 6 Fits Files: q07.02.19.12:09:39.ovi.dat