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1 P. C. Liewer, E. M. DeJong, J. R. Hall, JPL/Caltech; K. E. J. Huttunen, Y. Li, J. Luhmann, B. Lynch, UCB/SSL; Angelos Vourlidas & R. A. Howard, NRL; W. Thompson, GSFC SSL/UCB, Berkeley February 2008 STEREO A STEREO B Stereoscopic Analysis of STEREO/EUVI Observations of May 19, 2007 Erupting Filament T= 12:51:45

2 Summary Magnetic cloud observed at 1 AU May 21-22, 2007 (Huttunen et al 2008) We link this cloud to double CME on May 19 13UT with dimming, flare & filament eruption We use stereoscopy to analyze the filament before and during the eruption No “warning signs” of eruption observed

3 Linking the Cloud to May 19 Events Magnetic Cloud (ICME) at 1 AU has V  480 km/s If constant speed of 480 km/s, CME left Sun midday May 18 –But no significant CMEs on May 18 May 19 had double CME at 13UT with X-ray flare, dimming and filament eruption LASCO catalog gives speed of fast May 19 CME as 980 km/s- –We identify this CME as cause of magnetic cloud May 18May 19 This event! May 20

4 Linking the Cloud to May 19 Events If left Sun at 13:00 UT on May 19, = 700 km/sec, comfortably between 980 and 480 km/s Graph: empirical formula of Gopalswamy et al (2001) using above initial and 1 AU velocities Good fit supports 13:00 UT May 19 CME as source of Cloud May 18May 19Red - LASCO Blue diamond - Wind Green square - STEREO B What about the Slow CME? Same event, but projection effects of Earth-directed CME? (Leblanc 2001)

5 May 19 STEREO B/SECCHI/ EUVI 195 A: CME Signatures Movie shows flare, dimming, EIT wave and post eruptive flare arcade

6 May 19 STEREO B/SECCHI/ EUVI 304 A: Filament Eruption Movie shows filament from May 18 (10UT) to May 19 (13UT) eruption and ejection of filament material

7 AR Prominence Eruption & CME May 19, 2007 Sequence of Events

8 Stereoscopy and STEREO/SECCHI SECCHI uses World Coordinate System (WCS) solar soft routines to relate image plane coordinates to heliocentric coordinate systems (see W. Thompson, A & A, 2005, MS 4262thom) –Need location of spacecraft A&B (from emphemeris), pixel size (arcsec), and pixel location of Sun-center (x SUN, y SUN ). Each pixel defines a unique ray –In a single 2D image, feature can be anywhere along ray –In 3D, if perfect tiepointing, rays intersect at feature Triangulation program locates feature at point of closet approach of the two rays

9 3D Reconstruction of Erupting Prominence Prominence visible in STERE/EUVI data for ~25 hrs prior to eruption Reconstructed 3D prominence at 11 times using simultaneous AB Pairs  ~8.5  separation of STEREO A&B in mid May 2007 User marks same features on filament in both images of EUVI 304 AB pair  Tiepoints are constrained to lie in epipolar line  Our tool rotates images to STEREO baseline Triangulation program finds 3D coordinates in heliocentric system EUVI _122145

10 3D Reconstructions of Erupting Prominence 3D reconstruction of activated prominence loop for times.. Show A&B tiedpoint pairs for one time and explain method Note twist at 12:51 (green) ONLY visible in 3D reconstruction from side view STEREO B (only) 304 images with tiepoints Two views of 3D reconstructions for 3 times above

11 3D Reconstructions of Pre-eruption Prominence 3 Views of reconstruction for 3 times prior to eruption: –07:11 - red; 10:26- green; 12:21- blue Loop lies in a plane; little sign of kink, twist or writhe Highly inclined - pushed down by main AR loop system? Inclination of loop varies non-monotonically in time No slow rise prior to eruption as seen by others (more energetic event - Chifor et a 2006; polar crown filament-Zhou et al 2006)

12 Conclusions Link MC seen at 1 AU to double CME of May 19, 2007 based on speeds and transit time May 19 CME event accompanied by flare, filament eruption, dimming, EIT wave - the “Usual Suspects” Reconstructed filament stereoscopically prior to and during eruption STEREO provides unique information on filament eruption No apparent warning signs of impending eruption -- activity just before eruption is similar to earlier episodes

13 Backup Slides

14 Software Tools for Stereoscopy We use scc_measure - a Solarsoft program by Bill Thompson –IDL>scc_measure,’fileA.fts’,’fileB.fts’,out=‘outAB’ –User selects tiepoints (x A,y A ) & (x B,y B ); 2nd point constrained to lie on line parallel to STEREO baseline –Returns 3D location (latitude, longitude, R/R SUN ) of each user-selected tiepoint pair Sunloop program developed at JPL –Also traces loops using edge-tracing algorithm –Rotates images so “up” is perpendicular to STEREO baseline & constrains feature to be with same pixel row We have obtained agreement between these programs

15 AR Prominence Eruption & CME May 19, D tiepointing & tracking of ejected prominence material Can track from 12:51 to 14:41 in EUVI 304 Can SEE ejecta with 3D viewing until 15:41, but can not track - features are lost against surface pattern - Need better tools & techniques! Find prominence material initially moving outward at ~ km/sec T= 13:41:45

16 AR Prominence Eruption & CME May 19, D tiepointing & tracking of ejected prominence material Find prominence material initially moving outward at ~ km/sec T = 14:01:45

17 CME in HI1 B May 19, :50

18 CME in HI1 B May 19, :50

19 AR Prominence Eruption & CME May 19, 2007 Filament dissappearance in Halpha

20 AR Prominence & CME May 19, 2007 At time of X-ray flare peak

21 AR Prominence & CME May 19, 2007 Post-flare arcade

22 Sunloop Reconstruction of June 9 Non-Potential Flare Loops 14:33: _143330_n4euB.fts _143330_n4euA.fts

23 CME in HI1 B May 19, :30