(2005/09/14 16:00 UT)
(09:00 PDT, 12:00 EDT)
Region AR10808
Now at Central Meridian
Produced Multiple
X-, M-, C-class Events
Sep 12 and 13
X-class:
X1.5 Sep 13 at 1927 UT
X1.7 Sep 13 at 2322 UT
Halo CME:
Sep 13 (1712 km/s p.o.s)
Shock ETA:
22 UT Sep 14
<Dst> - 65 nT During Sep 12-13,
Current Dst -30 nT
AR10808 Remains a Very Large,
Complex Delta Region Still
Capable of X-class Activity
Current Vsw ~550 km/s,
Current n ~2 c.c.
Real-time Solar Activity
http://lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil/rtmovies.htmlReal-time Shock Predictions
"The Shock Forecast is a multi-model solar wind prediction research
project in the University Partnering for Operational Support program at the
University of Alaska Fairbanks, NOAA/SEC, and Exploration Physics
International, Inc."
Ghee Fry, Charles Deehr and Murray Dryer
http://www.expi.net/expinet/tools.htmlReal-time Solar Wind Monitoring
http://sec.noaa.gov/ace/ACErtsw_data.html
http://umtof.umd.edu/pmReal-time Progress of Solar-terrestrial Conditions
http://www.sec.noaa.gov/today.htmlThe Space Weather Alert Protocol is funded under NSF Grant ATM-0001653
The Data Transport Network is funded under NSF Grant ATM-0113422
