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This current page shows the planning for the remote-sensing (RS) windows 7, 8, 9.

♣ The last planning for the RS windows for the second half of 2022 (2022-10-08 until 2022-11-07) can be found here.

Remote sensing window (RSW) placement


Window

(# days)

StartEnd

Heliocentric
Distance
Range [au]

beg                                         end

Heliographic
Latitude
Range [deg]

beg                                         end

SC-Sun-Earth
Angle Range
[deg]

beg                                         end

RSW7 (11 d)2023-03-22T00:00:002023-04-02T00:00:000.495
0.35-6.8-7.99 
(2023-03-30)
-7.9161.1
(2023-03-28)
15.5
RSW8 (14 d)2023-04-04T00:00:002023-04-18T00:00:000.330.29
(2023-04-10)
0.34-7.40
(2023-04-13)
4.025
110
RSW9 (5 d)2023-04-20T00:00:002023-04-25T00:00:000.36
0.445.3
7.1119
135


Overall science planning

(Note the text in red highlights adjustments still to be made. No red text indicates a final decision was made.)

Overall objectives:

  • Cross-calibration with Earth-based assets (Sun-Earth line crossing).

  • High-resolution observations around the perihelion of 10 April 2023 (0.29 au).

  • Slow-wind connection science.

Coordinated science campaigns:

Closest distance (0.29 au) is reached on 10 April 2023.

On 17 April 2023 SO will be in quadrature with Earth and radially aligned with PSP at 0.7 au.


(Note:  pVSTP means that the pointings will be decided a few days before the observations during the pointing decision meetings.)


DATES

SCIENCE OBJECTIVES

QUALITATIVE POINTING

SOOP COORDINATORS

Hinode requests

via HOP (y/n)

IRIS requested

(y/n)

Just before the start of the RS windows: 2023-03-15

Parker Solar Probe Quadrature and perihelion, SO to give context by pointing to East limb

Pointing to East limbA. Zhukovnn

RSW7






2023-03-22Full Disk Mosaic25 pointings to cover full solar diskD. Berghmans nn
2023-03-22 to 27

Metis-led Eruption Watch (Note STEREO-A Opposition on 2023-03-24)

Pointing at Disk CentreD. Spadaronn
2023-03-27 to 29

Composition Mosaic (first run of this SOOP) of the Sun for comparison with Earth's assets (especially Hinode/EIS) and to find connection point with the S/C. 
(Note: 2023-03-29 BepiColombo opposition)

(Note: cross calibration of SO/PHI happening during the SOOP.

12 pointings, ~4hrs dwell each through pVSTP

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier


(G. Valori)

y ("EIS & SPICE Composition mosaics")


y ("Cross-calibration of the Solar Orbiter Polarimetric and Helioseismic Imager (SO/PHI)")

Leaving up to the IRIS team to decide on the best observation mode for this mosaic. Idea similar to https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2015NatCo...6.5947B/abstract

2023-03-29

Remote-sensing burst, for high-resolution science close to Sun-Earth line crossing.

pVSTP

H.Petery ("Dynamics of coronal loops related to footpoint motions")

y

Suggestion:

Spectrograph:
 15 s exposure time
 60 steps with the 0.33” slit with 1” steps (i.e.3x under-sampling)
 This gives a FOV of ca. 60”x170” within 15 minutes.
 Probably do 2x spatial and 2x spectral binning to increase S/N.
 
 Slit-Jaw Images:
 use alternating 1400 and Mg II SJIs.
 This gives a FOV of ca 170”x170” with a cadence of 30 s for each channel.

2023-03-29Polar Observations during the maximum southern solar latitude (8 degrees) 

pVSTP

A. Zhukovnn
2023-03-30 to 04-02

Slow Wind Connection, 3-days-long SOOP with daily tracking of the most likely connection point with the S/C

(Note: coordination w/ ALMA. POC: Henrik Eklund)

pVSTP

S. Yardley, A. Jamesy ("Slow-Wind-Connection")

y

Suggestion: Coordinated observations with Solar Orbiter during 30/03/2023 00 UT to 01/04/2023 23:52 UT (~3days)
Similar to IHOP 0366
Coronal Hole or Active Region: Very large raster
High data rate version: IRIS OBS-ID: 3620259477  |  Very large dense 320-step raster 105.3x175 320s, Si IV, Mg II h/k Dee
Low data rate version: IRIS OBS-ID: 3600109477  |  Very large dense 320-step raster 105.3x175 320s, SiIV, Mg II h/k Dee
Run both programs as often as possible:  high data rate during SPECTRATLAS, low rate during DYNAMICS (timings for SPICE are given on the Hinode request form)

RSW8






2023-04-04

Nanoflares 
Pointing at Disk CentreS. Parentiy ("Nanoflares")

y

See suggestion from "RS Burst"

2023-04-04

Bright Points

Pointing at Disk Centre

A. Fludrann

2023-04-05

Sunspot-Oscillations

pVSTP

A. Fludrann

2023-04-05

Major Flare watch test (SPICE only)

pVSTP

D. Berghmans (EUI),
T. Kucera, A. Inglis (SPICE)

y ("Search for Evidence of Nonthermal Proton Beams During Major Flare Watch")

We request IRIS support via any existing IRIS observing mode that obtains rapid cadence (5 s or faster) sit-and-stare spectra (at a single fixed, tracked pointing position), including if possible emission lines of Fe XXI 1354.1, C I 1354.3, O I 1355.6, C II 1334.5 & 1335.7, Si IV 1393.7 & 1402.8, and Mg II h & k.  Supporting SJI images at 2796A would be preferred. 

2023-04-05

Nanoflares

pVSTP

S. Parentiy ("Nanoflares")

y

See suggestion from "RS Burst"

2023-04-07 

Remote-sensing burst for high-resolution science close to perihelion & PHI stereoscopy with Earth bound observatories (~45 degree angle)

pVSTP

S. Castellanos Duran,
H. Peter

y ("SoLO stereoscopy at 45 deg")

y

Suggestion:

Spectrograph:
 15 s exposure time
 60 steps with the 0.33” slit with 1” steps (i.e.3x under-sampling)
 This gives a FOV of ca. 60”x170” within 15 minutes.
 Probably do 2x spatial and 2x spectral binning to increase S/N.
 
 Slit-Jaw Images:
 use alternating 1400 and Mg II SJIs.
 This gives a FOV of ca 170”x170” with a cadence of 30 s for each channel.

2023-04-07 to 09

Coronal Dynamics at disk centre, led by Metis

Pointing at Disk CentreD. Spadaronn

2023-04-09

Coronal Hole Boundary Expansion at disk centre, led by Metis

Pointing at Disk Centre

D. Spadaro

nn

2023-04-10
Perihelion at 0.29 au

Nanoflares for 6 hours of PHI observations of a quiet target

pVSTP

L. Bellot-Rubioy ("Nanoflares")

y

Leaving up to the IRIS team to decide on the best observation modes.

2023-04-10
Perihelion at 0.29 au 

Remote-sensing burst for high-resolution science and PHI stereoscopy with Earth bound observatories (~67 degree angle)

pVSTPH. Petery ("Dynamics of coronal loops related to footpoint motions")

y

Suggestion:

Spectrograph:
 15 s exposure time
 60 steps with the 0.33” slit with 1” steps (i.e.3x under-sampling)
 This gives a FOV of ca. 60”x170” within 15 minutes.
 Probably do 2x spatial and 2x spectral binning to increase S/N.
 
 Slit-Jaw Images:
 use alternating 1400 and Mg II SJIs.
 This gives a FOV of ca 170”x170” with a cadence of 30 s for each channel.

2023-04-11 

Nanoflares for high resolution science close to perihelion

pVSTP S. Parentiy ("Nanoflares")

y

See suggestion from "RS Burst"

2023-04-12 to 15

Density Fluctuations led by Metis and SoloHI, at disk centre.
(Note STEREO-A Quadrature East at 14:54, Earth Quadrature East at 07:48)

Pointing at Disk CentreD. Spadaro (METIS), A. Vourlidas (SoloHI)nn

2023-04-15

Nanoflares for prominence (or an AR) observations at the East limb (quadrature with Earth)

pVSTP

S. Parenti, T. Kuceray ("Nanoflares")

y

Leaving up to the IRIS team to decide on the best observation modes. Suggestions are as follows:

Target:  1st choice prominence on the limb (so a filament from the IRIS point of view)
2nd choice an active region on the limb.

Here is the schedule

01:03—2:40 UT SPICE context raster

02:42 – 05:22 UT High cadence from SPICE, EUI and PHI

05:23 – 07:01 UT SPICE context raster

07:03 – 08:12 UT SPICE full spectral atlas

08:12 – 14:00 UT SPICE raster images

14:00 – 14:58 UT SPICE full spectral atlas

2023-04-15 to 17

Connection Mosaic (2 days long) for finding the connection point with S/C 

pVSTPD. Hassler, V. Zambrana Prado, A. Giuntann






2023-04-18 (in between RSWs)

Eruption Watch for Metis and SPICE, supported by EUI full disk synoptics

Pointing at Disk CentreD. Spadaronn

RSW9






2023-04-20

Coronal Dynamics at disk center, led by Metis.

Note: partial solar eclipse on Earth

Pointing at Disk CentreD. Spadaronn

2023-04-21 to 24

Slow Wind Connection, >3-days-long SOOP with daily tracking of the most likely connection point with the S/C

pVSTP 

S. Yardley, A. Jamesn

n

2023-04-24

Polar Observations of the north pole region, in coordination with the south pole region being observed by Earth in parallel

pVSTPJ. Sinjany ("Observing both poles simultaneously with Solar Orbiter (SO) and Hinode from two different viewing angles.")y - would like to let the IRIS team decide on the best observations.


Outside RSWs

2023-06-21: Parker Solar Probe Quadrature: Pointing to West limb for context to PSP perihelion and quadrature on 22 June 03:45 and 8:38 resp. SOOP Coordinator: A. Zhukov


Detailed pointings

The table below lists the times at which the spacecraft pointing will change, and the type of target that we will point at.
Pointings that are already fixed are highlighted in green. The other pointings will be updated latest 48hours in advance of the actual observations.

Definition of pointings:

POINT_CENTRE = pointing is at disk center for Solar Orbiter

POINT_FEATURE = a specific target followed by Solar Orbiter

POINT_PATTERN = pointing that follows a certain pattern (e.g. mosaic)

Those pointings which stay on a fixed coordinate on the Sun for Solar Orbiter (e.g. POINT_CENTRE) will of course drift with respect to the Earth's perspective because of the relative motion of spacecraft. For that reason, coordinates and times at the start and end of those pointings are also included in the table below.

START TIME 
(Solar Orbiter)

END TIME
(Solar Orbiter)

START TIME 
(Earth)
END TIME
(Earth)
TYPE OF POINTING

POINTING COORDINATES  at START
(Solar Orbiter)


(Carrington longitude, latitude)

POINTING COORDINATES  at END
(Solar Orbiter)


(Carrington longitude, latitude)

POINTING COORDINATES at START
(EARTH)

(Helioprojective cartesian, arcsec) 

POINTING COORDINATES at END
(EARTH)

(Helioprojective cartesian, arcsec) 

POINTING DECISION DAYMETIS OBSERVATIONSCOMMENTS, SCIENCE OBJECTIVESSOOP COORDINATORS

2023-03-15T11:50:00

2023-03-15T14:50:00



POINT_LIMB (East)






YES

Parker Solar Probe Quadrature (latter takes place on 16th 10:14)


2023-03-18T23:00:00

2023-03-19T01:00:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Parker Solar Probe Quadrature


2023-03-22T00:00:00

2023-03-22T00:06:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 1/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T00:11:00

2023-03-22T00:17:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 2/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T00:22:00

2023-03-22T00:28:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 3/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T00:33:00

2023-03-22T00:39:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 4/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T00:44:00

2023-03-22T00:50:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 5/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T00:55:00

2023-03-22T01:01:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 6/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T01:06:00

2023-03-22T01:12:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 7/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T01:17:00

2023-03-22T01:23:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 8/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T01:28:00

2023-03-22T01:34:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 9/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T01:39:00

2023-03-22T01:45:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 10/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T01:50:00

2023-03-22T01:56:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 11/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T02:01:00

2023-03-22T02:07:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 12/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T02:12:00

2023-03-22T02:18:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 13/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T02:23:00

2023-03-22T02:29:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 14/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T02:34:00

2023-03-22T02:40:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 15/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T02:45:00

2023-03-22T02:51:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 16/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T02:56:00

2023-03-22T03:02:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 17/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T03:07:00

2023-03-22T03:13:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 18/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T03:18:00

2023-03-22T03:24:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 19/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T03:29:00

2023-03-22T03:35:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 20/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T03:40:00

2023-03-22T03:46:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 21/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T03:51:00

2023-03-22T03:57:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 22/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T04:02:00

2023-03-22T04:08:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 23/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T04:13:00

2023-03-22T04:19:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 24/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T04:24:00

2023-03-22T04:30:00



POINT_PATTERN






NO

Full Disk Mosaic (pointing 25/25)

D. Berghmans 

2023-03-22T04:35:00

2023-03-26T05:00:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Eruption Watch

D. Spadaro

2023-03-26T08:10:00

2023-03-26T18:10:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Eruption Watch

D. Spadaro

2023-03-26T18:15:00

2023-03-27T04:55:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Eruption Watch

D. Spadaro

2023-03-27T05:00:00

2023-03-27T08:48:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 1/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-27T08:53:00

2023-03-27T12:33:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 2/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-27T12:38:00

2023-03-27T16:50:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 3/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-27T17:37:00

2023-03-27T21:58:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 4/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-27T22:03:00

2023-03-28T01:55:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 5/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-28T02:42:00

2023-03-28T06:50:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 6/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-28T06:55:00

2023-03-28T10:45:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 7/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-28T10:50:00

2023-03-28T14:40:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 8/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-28T14:45:00

2023-03-28T18:35:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 9/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-28T18:40:00

2023-03-28T22:30:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 10/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-28T22:35:00

2023-03-29T02:25:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 11/12)

A. To, D. Baker, M. Janvier

2023-03-29T03:12:00

2023-03-29T05:50:00



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 12/12 - part 1)


2023-03-29T05:55:00

2023-03-29T07:23:30



POINT_PATTERN





24/03/2023 14:00UT

NO

Composition Mosaic (pointing 12/12 - part 2)


2023-03-29T11:10:00

2023-03-29T20:25:00



POINT_FEATURE





26/03/2023 13:00UT

NO

Remote-sensing burst

H.Peter

2023-03-29T20:30:00

2023-03-29T23:55:00



POINT_POLE (South)





26/03/2023 13:00UT

NO

Polar Observations 

A. Zhukov

2023-03-29T11:10:00

2023-03-29T20:25:00



POINT_FEATURE



26/03/2023 13:00UT


Slow Wind Connection

2023-03-30T00:00:00

2023-03-30T16:10:00



POINT_FEATURE



28/03/2023 13:00UT


Slow Wind Connection

2023-03-30T16:15:00

2023-03-31T16:10:00



POINT_FEATURE



28/03/2023 13:00UT


Slow Wind Connection

2023-03-31T16:15:00

2023-04-01T09:47:30



POINT_FEATURE



29/03/2023 13:00UT


Slow Wind Connection

2023-04-01T13:34:00

2023-04-01T17:20:00



POINT_FEATURE



30/03/2023 13:00UT
Slow Wind Connection

2023-04-01T17:25:00

2023-04-01T23:55:00



POINT_FEATURE



30/03/2023 13:00UT
Slow Wind Connection

2023-04-03T21:35:00

2023-04-04T21:20:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Nanoflares , Bright Points

2023-04-04T21:25:00

2023-04-04T23:55:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES



2023-04-05T00:00:00

2023-04-05T08:30:00



POINT_FEATURE





02/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Sunspot-Oscillations

A. Fludra

2023-04-05T08:35:00

2023-04-05T21:20:00



POINT_FEATURE





02/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Major Flare

D. Berghmans (EUI),
T. Kucera, A. Inglis (SPICE)

2023-04-05T21:25:00

2023-04-06T03:25:00



POINT_FEATURE





03/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Nanoflares at active target


2023-04-06T06:35:00

2023-04-06T16:50:00



POINT_FEATURE





03/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Feature-tracking for SPICE


2023-04-06T16:55:00

2023-04-06T18:01:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

No SOOP


2023-04-06T19:00:00

2023-04-07T07:14:00



POINT_FEATURE





04/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Remote-sensing burst

(Earth at ~45degrees, so PHI doing stereoscopy with Earth)


2023-04-07T07:19:00

2023-04-08T12:07:16



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Coronal Dynamics


2023-04-08T15:53:46

2023-04-09T00:00:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Coronal DynamicsCH Boundary Expansion


2023-04-09T03:10:00

2023-04-09T16:20:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Coronal DynamicsCH Boundary Expansion


2023-04-09T16:25:00

2023-04-10T02:55:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Coronal DynamicsCH Boundary Expansion


2023-04-10T03:00:00

2023-04-10T19:40:00



POINT_FEATURE





07/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Nanoflares in a quiet sun target


2023-04-10T19:45:00

2023-04-11T14:54:30



POINT_FEATURE





08/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

High-res observations of an AR


2023-04-11T18:41:00

2023-04-11T21:00:00



POINT_FEATURE






NO

Extension of the previous feature tracking (split across WOL)


2023-04-11T21:05:00

2023-04-12T00:05:00



POINT_FEATURE





09/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Nanoflares in an AR


2023-04-12T00:10:00

2023-04-14T00:00:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Density Fluctuations 


2023-04-14T03:10:00

2023-04-14T15:20:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Density Fluctuations 


2023-04-14T15:25:00

2023-04-15T00:01:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Density Fluctuations 


2023-04-15T01:00:00

2023-04-15T16:10:00



POINT_LIMB (East)





12/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Nanoflares To limb seen by Earth - targeting an AR and prominence - may need splitting in 2 point events


2023-04-15T16:15:00

2023-04-15T22:55:00



POINT_PATTERN





13/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Connection Mosaic (pointing 1/6)


2023-04-15T23:00:00

2023-04-16T05:39:00



POINT_PATTERN





13/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Connection Mosaic (pointing 3/6)


2023-04-16T05:44:00

2023-04-16T14:52:00



POINT_PATTERN





13/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Connection Mosaic (pointing 4/6)


2023-04-16T14:57:00

2023-04-16T15:10:00



POINT_PATTERN





13/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

connection mosaic: 4th of 6 pointings


2023-04-16T15:15:00

2023-04-16T20:40:00



POINT_PATTERN





13/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

connection mosaic: 4th of 6 pointings


2023-04-16T20:45:00

2023-04-17T02:24:00



POINT_PATTERN





13/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Connection Mosaic (pointing 5/6)


2023-04-17T05:35:00

2023-04-17T19:50:00



POINT_PATTERN





13/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Connection Mosaic (pointing 6/6)


2023-04-17T19:55:00

2023-04-19T15:10:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Eruption Watch


2023-04-19T18:20:00

2023-04-20T16:20:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Coronal Dynamics


2023-04-20T16:25:00

2023-04-21T06:40:00



POINT_CENTRE






YES

Coronal Dynamics


2023-04-21T06:45:00

2023-04-21T16:20:00



POINT_FEATURE





18/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Slow Wind Connection


2023-04-21T16:25:00

2023-04-22T16:20:00



POINT_FEATURE





18/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Slow Wind Connection


2023-04-22T16:25:00

2023-04-22T17:34:00



POINT_FEATURE





19/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Slow Wind Connection


2023-04-22T20:44:00

2023-04-23T16:20:00



POINT_FEATURE





19/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Slow Wind Connection


2023-04-23T16:25:00

2023-04-24T06:00:00



POINT_FEATURE





20/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Slow Wind Connection


2023-04-24T06:05:00

2023-04-24T20:55:00



POINT_FEATURE





21/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Slow Wind Connection


2023-04-24T21:00:00

2023-04-25T00:00:00



POINT_POLE (North)





21/04/2023 13:00UT

NO

Polar Observations


2023-06-21T15:05:00

2023-06-21T18:05:00



POINT_LIMB (West)






YES

Parker Solar Probe Quadrature at PSP perihelion


Detailed sequences of observations for SPICE and EUI

Table to the detailed timeline

Context Solar Orbiter orbit during this time

Plots are in GSE (geocentric solar ecliptic) coordinates, so Earth is at [0,0], the Sun is at [1,0]. The plot is the projection of the orbit on the ecliptic plane. 

Animated Version: Orbit_GSE_2023H1.mp4


Participating ground-based observatories

Hinode via HOP requests (see table above)

IRIS (when possible, suggested requests see table above)

ALMA (POC Henrik Eklund): 

Primary slot: March 30, 14-16 UTC
Backup time #1: March 31, 14-16 UTC
Backup time #2: April 1, 14-16 UTC.




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