4 Nov 1997 Daily Meeting Minutes
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Announcements (from EOF)
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Reminder:  There will be a WEEKLY meeting at the EOF this Friday to
prepare for next week when planning will return to the EOF.  
We'll have the weekly meeting at 10:00 AM at the EOF to prepare for next
week.


FOT Briefing
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Spacecraft Status: Nominal
Spacecraft Anomalies: None

Accomplished Activities: RSL,VIRGO
Planned Activities: RSL,VIRGO

Upcoming Operations: 
12/1/97 TR Maintenance and Memory Dumps (6 hrs SVM Reserved Cmd time)

Ground Anomalies: 
307/1733  2 Min TM Dropout D27 Line Hit Recoverable Also had commands
      	  retransmit due to line hit (15 Min pause in NRT)
307/1800  Multiple Commanding Anomalies D27 Several NRT Pauses. 
	  Problems seem related to quality of uplink
307/2335  49 Min Commanding Delay/No Ranging Performed D46 6 
	  Resweeps for Ranging Unsuccessful


Report of the SOHO daily meeting held at MEDOC on Tuesday:
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* Review of the data and events of the past day(s):

- AR 8100 has developed a delta configuration and has been very active since
Sunday (with an X flare)
- SUMER had to stop its observing program on Monday because of a too high count
rate on this target. (it is recalled that a high number of counts also results
in gain variations).
- EIT observed 3 CME events in a row on Monday 3 (see J. Gurman's message).
- LASCO observed a halo event in C2 at 11:44 corresponding to  AR8100.
- CDS : Spiros shows the Sunday data for JOP66. The exposure time may be too
short; a tradeoff could be found if observing in less wavelengths and in a
smaller fov.
- UVCS : Lyman alpha. A small structure is noted at high latitude.
- Other activities: yesterday's dinner (5 bottles of wine have been drunk).
 
* Today's observations:

JOP67: pointing coordinates of CDS are (980, 310), (840, 550) and (660, 790)
for the 3 rasters. SUMER slit is pointed at (945, 550).
UVCS supports JOP 67 at the end of the synoptic program (PA 280 and R= 1.7
Rsol). There is some time overlap w/r JOP 9 but both programs are at the NW
limb.

* Tomorrow's program

November 5 is dedicated to the study of active regions (package JOP36 + GIP-CL
+ GIP-HE) but AR 8100 is considered as unsafe. 
The target will be the moderate active region at NW close to the limb.

- SUMER provides 1 hr to JOP36, 3 hr to the whole package.
  The brightest part of the AR should be avoided. The best position will
  be determined with CDS; the pointing will be adjusted to the
  different programs.
- CDS has a synoptic until 12:00 UT.
	12:30 - 14:30 : GIP-Cool Loop (GIP-CL)
	14:30 - 15:30 : JOP36
	15:30 - 18:30 : GIP-Heating Episodes (GIO-HE) 
	The pointing coordinates will be (850, 300)
- EIT has a synoptic @ 13:00 UT, CME watch 195 0:00->14:00,
  	CME watch 171/195 : 14:00->22:00, CME watch 195 22:00->24:00
- UVCS = synoptic +  Coronal Hole/Streamer Interface Study (PA= 290)


Other programs:

SUMER will test the electron-impact-Lbeta program @ 17:00 for 2 hrs (quiet
region)
CDS and SUMER will test the program "red shifts in TR" (campaign #3035) 
 @ 19:30 for 1 hr
Then CDS and SUMER will run JOP9 (with KARINE program for CDS).

Next Daily Meeting : 97/11/05, 10:30 (Medoc local time).