NASA NTRS · 19870009907
Coronal mass ejections and coronal structures
Abstract
Research on coronal mass ejections (CMF) took a variety of forms, both observational and theoretical. On the observational side there were: case studies of individual events, in which it was attempted to provide the most complete descriptions possible, using correlative observations in diverse wavelengths; statistical studies of the properties CMEs and their associated activity; observations which may tell us about the initiation of mass ejections; interplanetary observations of associated shocks and energetic particles even observations of CMEs traversing interplanetary space; and the beautiful synoptic charts which show to what degree mass ejections affect the background corona and how rapidly (if at all) the corona recovers its pre-disturbance form. These efforts are described in capsule form with an emphasis on presenting pictures, graphs, and tables so that the reader can form a personal appreciation of the work and its results.
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Hildner, E., Bassi, J., Bougeret, J. L., Duncan, R. A., Gary, D. E., Gergely, T. E., Harrison, R. A., Howard, R. A., Illing, R. M. E., Jackson, B. V.. 1986-12-01. Coronal mass ejections and coronal structures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870009907
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