Status Report

SOHO Daily Meeting Minutes for Monday, 22 April 2002

By SpaceRef Editor
April 22, 2002
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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* RHESSI target for today is AR 9906; target for tomorrow TBD.

* Sac Peak target for today is AR 9912; target for tomorrow
is 9912.

* JOP104 target for today is AR 9906; target for tomorrow
is 9907/9906.

* Science seminar on Wednesday 24 April at 3:30pm in the
EAF. Speaker Nat Gopalswamy will speak on Solar Energetic
Particles and Interacting CMEs.

* D27 is expected to come up on Wednesday, so the only
impact expected is a 35 minute gap on Tuesday.

* We will change to the new CMS as our prime one today.

FOT REPORT
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Spacecraft Status: Nominal
CDS, SUMER safed due to proton storm

Spacecraft Anomalies: 111/0932 CELIAS mnemonic FSCMCPV violated YL
limits for two formats. Impacts TBD.

Accomplished Activities:
DOY 109: VIRGO, CELIAS, RSL, New tracking star, mag = 5.8
DOY 110: VIRGO, SWAN
DOY 111: VIRGO, Noncoho Load, Flight S/W Maint.

Planned Activities: VIRGO, New tracking star, mag = 7.2

Upcoming Operations: May 1st ACU/CDMU Memory Dumps

Ground Anomalies:
109/1927 Lost 5 minutes 56 seconds of unrecoverable TLM,
cause unknown. DR #G101046.
109/2000 Received degraded TLM from 2000 to 0108 due to a
router problem at JPL. Data should be recoverable
from the CDR. DR #N100384.
110/0026 Pass activities delayed 20 minutes 9 seconds due to
¢»ÏPA failure at D46. DR #C101134.
110/1143 Accidental removal of the SOHO link from the LMC at
D66 caused an unrecoverable loss of TLM for 6
minutes 52 seconds, and lost command ability for 10
minutes 34 seconds. DR #M100676.
111/0153 Proton Storm caused increased activity in the SSR
SEF counter and the SSU. EOF personnel notified.
CDS, LASCO, and SUMER safed due to magnitude of
this proton storm.
111/0704 Degraded TLM received real-time over the big pipe
due to an overload of the little pipe. Data
degraded from 0704 until 0729; any lost data is
unrecoverable. DR #N100386.
111/1603 SH4XT2 hung due to a problem with the cctrend
script used during clock correlation. Rebooted
X-terminal and turned problem over to GSEs.
112/0352 Lost 2 minutes 18 seconds of unrecoverable TLM due
to a TCA failure at D46. DR #C101138.

SOLAR STATUS
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04/19 DOY 109 – 04/22 DOY 112

EIT daily On-Line Solar Status and observations:
http://umbra.nascom.nasa.gov/eit/plan/log_form20020422.html

LASCO daily On-Line Solar Status and observations:
http://lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil/observations/2001/Todays_obs.html

Web Page for Planning:
http://www.bbso.njit.edu/arm

INSTRUMENT STATUS
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CDS: Nominal. Not observing due to proton storm. Hope to resume
observations this evening. Plan for tomorrow is to do AR/flare
diagnostics on AR9912, support JOP104, support JOP155, and do
some engineering studies.

SUMER: Nominal. Not observing due to proton storm and high counts. Hope to
resume observations tomorrow morning and continue JOP104 on AR9907/9906.

UVCS: Nominal. JOP155 and mini-synoptic for today and tomorrow.

LASCO: Nominal. C2/C3 synoptics, supporting JOP155.

EIT: Nominal. Half-resolution 195 CME watch and synoptic, supporting
JOP155.

MDI: Nominal. Full disk magnetograms and dopplergrams for
continuous contact, supporting Sac Peak campaign.

TRACE: Nominal. Support RHESSI (AR9906), JOPs 104/137 (9906) &
154 (9912), and Sac Peak (9912). Tomorrow is TBD, but will
probably be similar.

SpaceRef staff editor.