May 2003 1 - CH, several eruptions; Chains inside CH +2 - CH, several eruptions; Chains inside CH +03 UT: significant eruption; See events +18 UT: significant eruption with global dimmings (disturbances); See Events TRANSIENT CORONAL SIGMOIDS AND ROTATING ERUPTING FLUX ROPES L. M. GREEN1, B. KLIEM2,3, T. T?O R?OK1, L. van DRIEL-GESZTELYI1,4,5, and G. D. R. ATTRILL1 E-print, Sept. 2007, File, Solar Phys. 2-3 Determination of Coronal Mass Ejection physical parameters from combination of polarized visible light and UV Lyman-? observations R. Susino, A. Bemporad 2016 http://arxiv.org/pdf/1609.01420v1.pdf ++3 - CH, several eruptions; Chains inside CH +19 UT: significant SW eruption; similar to 02d one (b); See Events +4 - CH; chains; inside-CH activity? +Onset of the 5d event ++5 - CH; chains; inside-CH activity? ++Noticiable increase of area of S-polar CH due to slow eruption ! See Events (preliminary)! 6 - 7-min 195 A data CH; chains; inside-CH activity? +Interesting SW CME with very large cavity +7 - CH; chains; inside-CH activity? EIT data between 04 and 16 UT? Mercury transit ++~16 UT: central eruption near or inside CH (see 10.04.2003); chains in difference images; See Events +8 - CH; chains; inside-CH activity? Several NE eruptions +15 UT: NE eruption; chains in difference images; see Events +9 - CH; chains; inside-CH activity? >11 UT: three large NW CMEs +15 UT: N/Central eruption; chains in difference images; See Events! +10 - CH; chains; +>13 UT: slow global dynamics and clear chains northeastward of large CH; Illustration! See Events! +11 - CH; chains; 21:30 UT: large N/NW CME, backside? +22:30 UT: noticible eruption in NW near CH 12 - CH; chains; 13 UT: E disk eruption and SW over the limb loop eruption ------------------------- 12 May - 23 June A Multi-wavelength Analysis of Active Regions and Sunspots by Comparison of Automatic Detection Algorithms C. Verbeeck, P. A. Higgins, T. Colak, F. T. Watson, V. Delouille, B. Mampaey, R. Qahwaji Solar Physics, March 2013, Volume 283, Issue 1, pp 67-95 ------------------------- 13 - CH; chains; 14 - CH; chains; 01 and 14 UT: central/SW eruptions near CH 15 - CH; chains; 16 - CH; interesting chains; 17 - CH; interesting chains; 18 - CH; interesting chains; Particle Acceleration in Plasmoid Ejections Derived from Radio Drifting Pulsating Structures N. Nishizuka1, M. Karlicky2, M. Janvier3, and M. Barta 2015 ApJ 799 126 http://arxiv.org/pdf/1412.7904v1.pdf ++19 - CH; interesting chains; ++09 UT: significant NE eruption near CH; 4-line dimmings; See Events 20 - CH; interesting chains; +21 - CH; interesting chains; 00:30 UT: significant central eruption; See Events ------------------------------------------ May-June 2003 Time Evolution of Force-Free Parameter and Free Magnetic Energy in Active Region NOAA 10365 G. Valori, P. Romano, A. Malanushenko, I. Ermolli, F. Giorgi, K. Steed, L. van Driel-Gesztelyi, F. Zuccarello, J.-M. Malherbe Solar Phys., 2014 -------------------------------------------- 22 - CH; interesting chains; 23 - CH; interesting chains; ++24 - CH; interesting chains; ++06:30 UT: significant central eruption near CH; large dimmings; See Events ON ASYMMETRY OF MAGNETIC HELICITY IN EMERGING ACTIVE REGIONS: HIGH-RESOLUTION OBSERVATIONS Lirong Tian1, Pascal D?emoulin2, David Alexander1, and Chunming Zhu1 Astrophysical Journal, 727:28 (13pp), 2011 January 25 - CH; interesting chains; ON ASYMMETRY OF MAGNETIC HELICITY IN EMERGING ACTIVE REGIONS: HIGH-RESOLUTION OBSERVATIONS Lirong Tian1, Pascal D?emoulin2, David Alexander1, and Chunming Zhu1 Astrophysical Journal, 727:28 (13pp), 2011 January *************************** 26-... -Very active period; 12-min cadence at 304 A; Several similar eruptions and activity between two CH West X-class flares without protons COOL-PLASMA JETS THAT ESCAPE INTO THE OUTER CORONA Gianni Corti,1 Giannina Poletto,1 Steve T. Suess,2 Ronald L. Moore,2 and Alphonse C. 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