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STEREO Michael L. Kaiser STEREO Project Scientist NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

Where is STEREO today? 12.75° apart as viewed from the sun

“pB” daily minimum pixel Proof the two spacecraft are really separating STEREO COR 1 Movie 03-May-2007 “pB” daily minimum pixel Separation=6.3°

STEREO combined Movie of all SECCHI instruments

A welcome visitor Comet McNaught Jan 11-15, 2007 Comet McNaught HI Movie

Comet Encke tail detachment Comet Encke HI Movie

STEREO Behind February 25, 2007 STEREO EUVI multi-layer

STEREO Data Products http://stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov Research Highest resolution data – available 24-48 hrs SECCHI: 2048 X 2048 images IMPACT: fluxes (10s sec), moments (few sec) and B (<1 sec) PLASTIC: fluxes and moments 1 min resolution SWAVES: intensities from all frequencies (~367) every 15 sec Other data products – available TBD Key parameters Catalogs and event tables Movies ‘Operational’ Beacon (space weather) data – available ‘immediately’ SECCHI: ~7 256 X 256 images every hour IMPACT: 1 min aves of B, 1 min aves solar wind moments and selected SEP fluxes PLASTIC: 1 minute resolution selected moments and fluxes SWAVES: 1 minute summaries of alternate frequencies (0.1-16 MHz) http://stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov