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2017-02-17 10:11:05-15:59:58

Active region jet studies with Hinode and IRIS

x,y:	-579",259"
Max FOV:	18"x61"
Target:	Active Region Sunspot
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6302A Continuum Intensity	18"x61"	7427 spectra
6302A Longitudinal Flux Density	18"x61"	7427 spectra
6302A Transverse Flux Density	18"x61"	7427 spectra
6302A Velocity 6301.5A	18"x61"	7427 spectra

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SOTSP: Active region jet studies with Hinode and IRIS

2017-02-17T10:11:05 to 2017-02-17T15:59:58

Science Goal: Active region jet studies with Hinode and IRIS

Program: Faster Full-Res, 16x61", ROI 2, repeat, w/context

Target: Active Region Sunspot

xcen=-579 ycen=259

Instrument: SOTSP

HOP/JOP: 332

Description: Request to SOT HOP Number 0332 SOT participation is optional, but two possibilities are the following: 1) If a well-developed sunspot penumbra is included in the IRIS and
EIS rasters, run a repeated dynamics mode raster (full resolution, no summing, 2.4 sec integration), with FOV approx. 20 x 60 or 20 x 80 arcseconds, wide enough to cover all of the inner penumbra and most of the outer penumbra on one side of the spot. An East-West ROI offset may be used to place the SP raster as desired on the penumbra. This should run at least 2 hours, telemetry permitting. 2) Run repeated fast maps covering the central portion of the IRIS and
EIS rasters, with cadence of 10-20 minutes, similar to HOP 306.

Request to SOT HOP Number 0332 SOT participation is optional, but two possibilities are the following: 1) If a well-developed sunspot penumbra is included in the IRIS and
EIS rasters, run a repeated dynamics mode raster (full resolution, no summing, 2.4 sec integration), with FOV approx. 20 x 60 or 20 x 80 arcseconds, wide enough to cover all of the inner penumbra and most of the outer penumbra on one side of the spot. An East-West ROI offset may be used to place the SP raster as desired on the penumbra. This should run at least 2 hours, telemetry permitting. 2) Run repeated fast maps covering the central portion of the IRIS and
EIS rasters, with cadence of 10-20 minutes, similar to HOP 306.

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