NASA NTRS · 19930022208
Underneath coronal loops: MSDP observations coordinated with SERTS 4 and NIXT flights
Abstract
Ground based coordinated observations with the Multichannel Subtractive Double Mass spectrograph (MSDP) allowed the chromospheric intensity and velocity fields below coronal structures during recent launchs of sounding rockets to be portrayed. During SERTS 4 observations (7 May 1991), two different active regions (AR 6615, AR 6608) presenting flare and filament were coaligned with UV structures. On 11 Jul. 1991 (eclipse day) large H alpha ejection material in AR 6713 (N38 W 42) was detected during the NIXT (Normal Incidence X-ray Telescope) flight. Preliminary results are displayed.
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Schmieder, B., Mein, N., Golub, L., Davila, J. M., Brosius, J., Thomas, R.. 1992-11-01. Underneath coronal loops: MSDP observations coordinated with SERTS 4 and NIXT flights. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930022208
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